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Long overdue, Tesla needs to pay for its lies
I think you don't need to do anything. When it's settled or there's a judgement, you'll be notified by mail to accept by doing nothing or to not accept that by opting out. Tesla has ownership records that's also obtained by the lawyers for the payment. Usually, the amount is symbolic so I won't count on it.I’m curious about the class action status.
Are owners in by default and have to opt out? Out by default and have to opt in?
And would claimants have to forgo their current FSD?
Would awards be based on the actual amount paid?
Would awards for resold cars be split with previous owners?
Any chance Tesla could settle this for some pittance per car, pay the attorneys a big sum and be released from delivering FSD for all the older cars?
So many questions.
Except to the lawyers.Usually, the amount is symbolic so I won't count on it.
That is what class action lawsuits are all about anywayAny chance Tesla could settle this for some pittance per car, pay the attorneys a big sum and be released from delivering FSD for all the older cars?
What about the forced arbitration?
Yes - but you could always opt out.Any chance Tesla could settle this for some pittance per car, pay the attorneys a big sum and be released from delivering FSD for all the older cars?
Seems like a lot of judges view a total amount punitive to the company without considering whether the individual amount is worth the trouble.…the judge has to approve any settlement proposed by the lawyers & Tesla. He/She can reject it as insufficient.
May be - but there are instances of judges not accepting settlements.Seems like a lot of judges view a total amount punitive to the company without considering whether the individual amount is worth the trouble.
None, but that's not too surprising. It can take years for class actions to reach verdict, if they're not dismissed after discovery. A few class actions have already failed, one fairly big one was dismissed due to the arbitration clause in late model contracts.I haven't seen any comments lately, are there any updates to this situation yet, or will it be several years more likely until there is some type of resolution? Another limitation seems to be the microprocessor, communication and ckt board system speeds that are required to keep up with any developments of FSD since '17 when it was not completely functional to begin with. So LIDAR isn't the only limitation is my guess. If anyone has any technical comments to that end, please post. Tesla wants to charge $2k for an upgraded circuit board that is compatible with the current software features from what I understand (similar to the MMIC board replacement issue, except they want the customer to pay for it).