To highway exit without touching any controls,” during a June 2014 shareholder meeting. According to the lawsuit, Musk said.
That Tesla’s Autopilot function was “probably better” than a human driver during a conference call with reporters in January 2016.
He also predicted that within two years, users will be able to remotely summon their Teslas from a distance and have them arrive anywhere.
According to the lawsuit, Musk also “misleadingly suggest[ed]” in a message published on the Tesla blog that the main obstacle to the widespread adoption of fully autonomous cars was only a “lack of regulatory approval.”
It claims that when he spoke at Palo Alto’s “Autonomy Day” event in 2019, he pledged to have “over a million robo-taxis on the road”
By the end of the year, devoid of pedals or steering wheels. Musk said in 2020 that the following year, all of Tesla’s products will be fully autonomous.
