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It's about time the NHTSA is investigating into the use of unsafe Beta software by Tesla. Do we have to wait for someone to die, like it happened with FSD (there are at least two reported cases of death whilst FSD was engaged).

Tesla cannot just claim the drivers for their faulty and overhyped software ("can drive from West to East autonomously" and other claims that FSD is "fully autonomous" for years as per Elon Musk).

It also can't be that they are falsely advertising their cars like this and then refuse to take responsibility or liability claiming its "Corporate puffery", like their lawyers did already.

Consumers/Owners as well as other people need to be protected from harm and injuries!

US Probing About 2.6 Mln Tesla Vehicles over "Actually Smart Summon" Feature

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