Indeed. I'm not sure of the legalities in the US, but in the UK I'd suggest that there are a few things that they'd fall foul of: o advertising standards, its

Indeed. I'm not sure of the legalities in the US, but in the UK I'd suggest that there are a few things that they'd fall foul of: o advertising standards, its not an autopilot o trading standards, not making a safe product/warnings [0] o death by dangerous driving [1] o driving without due care and attention [2] [0] There are layers of consumer protection that enforces things like no sharp edges, doesn't give off nasty vapours, does what the marketing says it does. [1][2] these are crimes for the driver. If you are found to have been driving in a reckless way, non concentrating, or not having hands on the wheel, that your fault as a driver. very large fine and time in jail. especially as the tesla has lots of sensors to prove what the driver was doing.