Hi Grilla,But this is what you will need to prove, you paid some money to get the only option that was available at that time and received the capabilities that were advertised as being available. If you want a total refund you will need to show that you received no value and bought purely on the anticipation of getting City Streets driving by the end of the year, despite the caveat that this would need new regulations. They can also point to the numerous press releases from the DoT that 'self driving cars' will be available 'next year' for at least the last 2 years. https://www.nationalworld.com/lifes...e-permitted-on-uk-motorways-this-year-3216552
If you plan to argue that the features you did receive are defective is a different type of case.
I'm not defending Tesla as I agree they overstated the position, but I doubt you would succeed in any legal proceedings.
Surely the point is pretty simple here. If Tesla had FSD capability they could have delivered it to the UK, just within the regulations. (As I understand it, driver hand on the wheel, limited speed in corners, etc.)
The reality of the situation is that Tesla didn't deliver FSD *anywhere in the world* until July 2021 - and then only as a very restricted beta to a handful of users in the US.