Tesla is reportedly facing a lawsuit in the US over the company’s promise to deliver an autonomous driving system for its cars. The electric car maker was sued by a California-based customer who said it bought a Tesla Model X in 2018 and paid the company an extra amount for its driver assistance software, but the company has yet to fully self-contain. Driving is not provided. , Capacity that was advertised. Last month, Tesla was allowed by a German court to continue advertising its Autopilot and autonomous driving features.
according to a report good By Bloomberg, Tesla customer Briggs A. Matsco sued the company in a proposed class action suit over the company’s failure to produce a fully self-driving car. According to the report, the California resident has claimed that Tesla had “misleadingly and deceptively marketed” its autonomous driving system.
Matsko claims in the lawsuit that Tesla CEO Elon Musk and company have promised to make fully self-driving vehicles available every year since 2016 and that the technology was “just around the corner.” He bought a Tesla Model X in 2018, paying an additional $5,000 (about Rs 4 lakh) for Tesla’s “enhanced Autopilot”, but said the company has yet to provide “anything near a fully self-driving car”. Haven’t promised.””.
“While these promises have repeatedly been proven false, Tesla and Musk have used them to gain media attention, to convince consumers that it has unrivaled cutting-edge technology, and to establish themselves as a leading player.” has continued in the electric-vehicle market,” the customer claimed in the lawsuit.
Last month, it was reported that a German court had allowed Tesla to continue referring to the capabilities of its driver assistance system and autonomous driving in its advertising. Earlier that month, the company was accused by the California state transportation regulator of falsely advertising autopilot and full self-driving features providing autonomous vehicle control.
