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I don't know how the FSD upgrade is sold contractually, but if you buy something that doesn't work in the UK you'd go to court and ask for a refund. You'd have
by mattbee 6y ago
I don't know how the FSD upgrade is sold contractually, but if you buy something that doesn't work in the UK you'd go to court and ask for a refund. You'd have to take into account the value you've had from something you've used.
There's 1.3m Teslas sold - how many with a $10,000 FSD upgrade? That's got to be single-digit billions of revenue, but that's all I'd expect them to be liable for.
Somewhere there's a liability account paying out to individual owners who have asked for refunds. If it turned into a class action, I'm sure Tesla are ready to pay customers back and it will have been pretty cheap finance for them.
- tim333 6y agoI haven't read the Tesla small print but I'm sure there's something to the effect of the $10k gets you the hardware and Tesla will do their best to make FSD software work but can't guarantee that. And aside from the small print does anyone really think they were guaranteed to make working L5 technology? I'm an optimist but I think it's always been uncertain as to whether they could succeed.