Tesla Faces $10 Billion Repair Bill After Major Defect Found in 4 Million Vehicles

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00:00Tesla Faces, $10 billion repair bill after major defect found in 4 million vehicles.

00:07Elon Musk, Tesla CEO, is known for overpromising.

00:12Musk planned Cybertruck production for 2019, but it started in 2023.

00:19He called himself a pathological optimist, yet emphasized delivery.

00:22Elon Musk's full, self-driving promise remains unmet after nearly a decade, with older models lacking adequate hardware.

00:35HW 2.5 was inadequate, prompting the release of HW 3, but retrofitting failed, and HW 4 was introduced by 20, 23 to 2024.

00:47Elon Musk admitted HW 3 upgrades are crucial yet challenging for FSD buyers.

00:55Despite no plan, costs may exceed $10 billion.

00:59Musk noted fewer customers chose FSD, limiting upgrade potential and highlighting ongoing challenges with Tesla's self-driving promise.

01:12Tesla Faces Legal Challenges Over False Advertising

01:16In 2022, a judge ordered Tesla to upgrade a faulty self-driving computer for free.

01:23Judge Scow mandated $1,106 in upgrades, compensating Ian Jordan $1,657.50, contradicting Musk's 2019 robo-taxi promise.

01:37The California DMV accuses Tesla of misleading advertising, specifically concerning the capabilities of autopilot and full self-driving features.

01:51In 2022, Briggs A. Matsko sued, claiming Tesla exaggerated safety and sought compensation for buyers since 2016.

02:01Briggs A. Matsko

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02:17Deiff Leung

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