Tesla's Shocking Move: Is it Dodging Legal Trouble or Something More? But first, a bold statement: Tesla's recent announcement to shift its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software sales to a subscription-only model has raised eyebrows and sparked intriguing theories. Here's why:
Tesla's abrupt decision to end direct sales of its FSD package has coincided with a significant legal development in California. A court ruling, effective February 14th, could prevent Tesla from selling cars in the state unless it adjusts its autonomy advertising. This timing has led many to speculate: is Tesla strategically altering its sales approach to sidestep the legal consequences?
Tesla has been under scrutiny for its use of the term 'Full Self-Driving' since 2016, when it began selling level 2 driver assist software. Despite the name, Tesla's cars have never achieved full autonomy, leading to accusations of false advertising. The company also markets its 'Autopilot' feature, which implies a higher level of{
