My point was that the page as a whole is not clear, but even the sample you have selected is problematic. "will need" also implies certainty. This feature may

My point was that the page as a whole is not clear, but even the sample you have selected is problematic. "will need" also implies certainty. This feature may never be available within the lifetime of the product being sold today, or indeed the lifetime of the customer or the company. This is misleading. Tesla is making unverifiable claims about the future of a product which is on sale now. It is a fact of the digital distribution age that traditional marketing doesn't fit the model of products which can change post-purchase. They are certainly not alone in this, with some very famous cases like No Man's Sky launching with less features than advertised or iPhone performance degrading after an iOS update. However, this is a machine which can kill people, not a computer game missing content. Let's err on the side of caution with the marketing and not allow companies to talk about what their products can't do.