Funny, there is no penalty for what is in essence engaging in fraud.
this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2025
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How did it take more than 8 years to legally arrive at that obvious conclusion?
The judge agreed with the state DMV’s request to suspend Tesla’s sales and manufacturing licenses in the state for 30 days as a penalty for its actions, but the DMV stayed the order and is giving Tesla 60 days to comply. Tesla will now have to either drop the Autopilot name or ship software to its cars that make them autonomous, or it will have those licenses suspended.
The company has signaled it won’t comply, though. Tesla said in a post on X that: “Sales in California will continue uninterrupted.”
This is absolutely insane!!
Who's going to stop Tesler? It's all computer!
The company has signaled it won’t comply, though.
The times we live in.
Exactly, that's the most insane part IMO.
I hope the court will take very serious action to uphold the decision.
Like having police close down Tesla sites for deliveries.
They have now had 8 extra years to put together a system that would provide this service, but they haven't. Do you think my job would keep me if I told them I need 8 more years to deliver a promised product?