Court orders Elon to cough up over $100k to customer due to "massively dangerous" phantom braking

[2101Guy]

Tesla ordered by German court to reimburse a woman $101,000 because her Autopilot was unreliable and kept making the car brake, report says

The court ruled Autopilot was dangerous in cities after a driver said her Tesla failed to see hazards and braked at random times.

www.businessinsider.com

The court upheld the woman's complaint that the car's Autopilot was defective. The judgement said the Autopilot been unreliable identifying obstacles and that the brakes could suddenly activate for no apparent reason. The court ruled the sudden braking posed a "massive danger"

 

[KArnold]

Hmmm, didn't realize PB was a thing on a '17 MX. It certainly is not on my '17 MS. Perhaps this car really was defective.

Also wonder if Tesla got the car back?

 

[glide]

Hmmm, didn't realize PB was a thing on a '17 MX. It certainly is not on my '17 MS. Perhaps this car really was defective.

Also wonder if Tesla got the car back?

Phantom breaking is “a thing” on all Tesla’s that aren’t using the MobileEye system (AP2 and beyond)