Terminator857
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About time Elon's blatant lies catch up with him.
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Hopefully CA goes full force on this one. MANY people are tired of the blatant and repeated and intentional misleading statements/false advertising of capabilities in order to get $12k a pop..About time Elon's blatant lies catch up with him.
Ha ha “journalist”. !One month difference might be a moot point but a journalist needs to be accurate.
I’m not exactly sure how it used to be sold and marketed, but the impression I was under based on what Tesla said (not Elon nor other people) when I bought the car was this:Many people think that when they paid for FSD, they paid for specific hardware like 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, radar, cameras...
On the other hand, when I paid for FSD, I paid for the function. I don't care what the hardware is: radar or radarless, I want it to do its autosteer at 90 MPH and not 85 MPH. If it takes different hardware by removing the radar or adding the LIDAR, do it and get me the function.
It's just like when there was only black and white TV, and someone would sell me one that would become color someday; I don't care how they do it: with upgraded software, vacuum tubes or transistors, or computer chips, just do it as long as it's no longer black and white.
Suspending or revoking the sales license would surely be the last step if Tesla refuses to remedy this through the other listed means and whatever else the DMV may deem necessary — the other big part of that would be what sounds like reimbursement for people who believe they were deceived.Ha ha “journalist”. !
This guy - Russ Mitchell - is classic presstitute. He writes exaggerated hit pieces on Tesla bordering on outright lying. He is speculating what he desperately wants to happen - DMV to ban Tesla. In that same article there is also a clear articulation of what is likely to happen - force Tesla to reword their description and capabilities of AP and FSD.
This guy and Lora Kolodny are the king and queen of journalist scumbags with no ethics.
Sabre rattling.For making false statements/claims about FSD.
California DMV accuses Tesla of falsely advertising Autopilot and Full Self-Driving features
The California DMV has accused Tesla of false advertising in its promotion of the company’s signature Autopilot and Full Self-Driving technologies.www.latimes.com
The DMV complaints point to the very names of the technologies, as well as other “misleading” language such as the following, which appears on the Tesla’s website Autopilot page:
“All you will need to do is get in and tell your car where to go. If you don’t say anything, your car will look at your calendar and take you there as the assumed destination. Your Tesla will figure out the optimal route, navigating urban streets, complex intersections and freeways.”
The remedies proposed by the DMV if it prevails could be severe, including revocation of the company’s licenses to make or sell its cars in California.
Exactly .. its like the FDA and FTC .. if you make a false claim about a drug or food they make you change the claim ..not ban the product. Just gutter reporting as usual.Ha ha “journalist”. !
This guy - Russ Mitchell - is classic presstitute. He writes exaggerated hit pieces on Tesla bordering on outright lying. He is speculating what he desperately wants to happen - DMV to ban Tesla. In that same article there is also a clear articulation of what is likely to happen - force Tesla to reword their description and capabilities of AP and FSD.
This guy and Lora Kolodny are the king and queen of journalist scumbags with no ethics.
You mean - actual, usable data to compare - and allow people to draw their own conclusions. That would be cool.Any level 2 data showing crash results between the different manufacturers on a per car or per mile driven basis?
Also known as Russ reporting.Just gutter reporting as usual.
The NHTSA tried to get that data, but it was so badly reported that it was almost useless. First the sample size was small, second a lot of makers relied on reporting by owners (only Tesla tracks via telematics), so there was an issue with under-reporting and biased reporting. Finally there was confusion about how often the AP system were being used, or at all (owners will blame the car if they think they can get away with it).Any level 2 data showing crash results between the different manufacturers on a per car or per mile driven basis?
There are times that lies, inaccuracies would bring in lots of money like Alex Jones who kept repeating false conspiracies about shooting victims and he got rich for many years.They should ban all AUTOmobiles for having a misleading name. Ban pickup trucks too since they don't actually pick anything up.
They should ban calling their trunk a “bed,” too. You can barely sleep in them! False advertising.They should ban all AUTOmobiles for having a misleading name. Ban pickup trucks too since they don't actually pick anything up.
People who jump into X by just listening to the hype and not reading the fine print will be disappointed to one degree or another.People who jump into FSD by just listening to the hype and not reading the fine print will be disappointed to one degree or another
To be meaningful, the data needs to be normalized. EG, crashes per 100K miles. Otherwise, the entity with the most cars the highest numberThe article is obsolete in the claim:
"the company doesn’t share those data with the public."
That was true prior to June last year but since then, we can get it from NHTSA. You can download the data which shows the majority of crashes and fatalities are from Tesla. GM Super Cruise has 2 minor crashes with no fatality.
Also, it is confused with AP and EAP:
"Autopilot, a less expensive feature that combines automatic cruise control with automatic steering and automatic lane changes,"
Everything is hype. I gave up on Big Macs looking like the pictures a long time ago...People who jump into X by just listening to the hype and not reading the fine print will be disappointed to one degree or another.
This could almost be used as the definition of hype.
Yep. The masses are finally seeing what many of us have seen for awhile as it relates to Elon's truthfulness re: FSD related claims...probably already posted..although...
Autopilot & Full Self Driving — California DMV Accuses Tesla Of False Advertising - CleanTechnica
Using the terms Autopilot and Full Self Driving is deceptive, the California DMV alleges in a new administrative filing.cleantechnica.com