Was this headline written by an unpaid teenage intern? It should be obvious that '273 crashes' is meaningless without a comparison to how many are expected among other similar vehicles.
Do Teslas make up 70% of vehicles with advanced driver assistance? Here's a list of cars with these systems.[1] That's a lot of models, so it certainly appears Tesla has an outsized proportion of crashes.
1 - https://www.consumerreports.org/car-safety/cars-with-advance...
A comparison of miles driven with the systems active, normalized for road conditions, is not currently possible, but would be the most useful metric.
This is the new journalism/government: we love absolutes.
Tesla could have been a fantastic brand if they'd managed expectations better on AP/FSD and the douche-in-chief kept his twitter trigger hands in check a bit.
Their brand's jumped the shark now.