Elon Musk hits out at criticism over Tesla's Autopilot following fatal crash

Elon Musk has spoken out against recent reports of a fatal Tesla crash, calling the reporting'BS' and'fundamentally incorrect' as his company's share prices have plummeted. The billionaire entrepreneur and founder of Tesla took to Twitter to counter claims made by Fortune Magazine, which criticised Musk's firm for taking so long to publicly disclose the crash. The car firm has faced criticism for allegedly not disclosing to investors details of the crash in May, in which 40-year-old driver Joshua Brown died while using the autopilot feature on his Model S. Tesla's Elon Musk (pictured) has lashed out at'BS reports' about the fatal accident involving one of its Model S electric vehicles. Head of Tesla Motors, Elon Musk, has taken to Twitter to slam reporters who claimed the firm delayed making details of a fatal crash public. Musk has called the reports, published by Fortune Magazine last week, 'BS' and'fundamentally incorrect'. However, the publication has said it stands by its reporting.