Tesla sent out an email to Texans on their "subscriber list" today ("Tesla in Texas: Be Part of the Revolution") which is basically just an advertisement for the Model S, touting some of the features of the car. I'm used to getting updates and blog posts, but this one is different. No new information, if you already own the car.
Second part I found interesting was this blurb about autopilot.
I know it is similarly worded on the website, but there is a note on the website about future software updates enabling these features. This one plainly says "now enabled" on every Model S. Is anyone else worried that this might open Tesla up to false advertising claims by uninformed people who buy the car expecting it to work right away?
Second part I found interesting was this blurb about autopilot.
I know it is similarly worded on the website, but there is a note on the website about future software updates enabling these features. This one plainly says "now enabled" on every Model S. Is anyone else worried that this might open Tesla up to false advertising claims by uninformed people who buy the car expecting it to work right away?