The safety of Tesla’s “summon” concept is entirely suspect. What if it kills many people on its way? Uber tried, and failed, to argue a trivial software switch made the company not liable for murder while en route to pick up a rider. A Tesla owner summons it in a parking lot. The Tesla runs … Continue reading Tesla Software Crash on “Summon” Function
Tesla infamously was started by someone else, someone who cared a lot about cars. Then it was forcibly taken over (stolen, really) by a dubiously rich man from South Africa who doesn’t know a thing about cars, doesn’t even know how to drive (crashed his uninsured $1M McClaren after just 10K miles), and most of … Continue reading Belgian Court: Tesla Must Fully Refund Owner
The big reveal from a new Washington Post report is that Tesla engineering leads to a higher frequency of higher severity crashes than any other car brand, and it’s quickly getting worse. Former NHTSA senior safety adviser Missy Cummings, a professor at George Mason University’s College of Engineering and Computing, said the surge in Tesla … Continue reading Tesla “FSD and Autopilot” Crash More Than All Other Driver-Assist Products Combined
The Tesla CEO strives to seduce people with false promises, urging them to fall in love with his failures — a twisted and addictive infatuation — to divert their attention from the multitude of healthier and more rewarding market alternatives. At its core, Tesla remains a fraudulent enterprise that originated from a questionable appropriation of … Continue reading Despite the Love, Tesla EVs are the Worst And Falling Further Behind