To be fair, Google did have autonomous cars by 2018, including fully driveless ones, and available to select public users. So in that sense, they didn't lie, b

To be fair, Google did have autonomous cars by 2018, including fully driveless ones, and available to select public users. So in that sense, they didn't lie, but the scale of the roll out has been much smaller and slower than what most people expected. I don't think Google specifically made comments about the scale. Elon on the otherhand did mention big numbers, which is a different story.