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> Tesla didn’t respond to the lawsuit and the 30 owners behind the case were automatically awarded 136,000 kroner (~$16,000 USD) each in compensation unless Tes
by roflc0ptic 5y ago
> Tesla didn’t respond to the lawsuit and the 30 owners behind the case were automatically awarded 136,000 kroner (~$16,000 USD) each in compensation unless Tesla appeals to the case, which it has a few weeks to do.
So that's half a million dollars. One wonders if it was incompetence on Tesla's part, or calculated "well, it will cost that in lawyers fees to settle." Dunno. Leaving it unchallenged in court is a terrible look.
- rationalData 5y agoThat's just stockholder money. No big deal.
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- new_realist 5y agoOr they are straight up guilty and want to avoid any more publicity from skeletons which would turn up in discovery.
- ip26 5y agoGuilty of what though? The interesting question is not ‘did they change charging speed’, it’s whether their motives were good & whether doing so is OK.
- loceng 5y agoI imagine charging speed could influence battery life, likewise if done at charging stations be beneficial to everyone charging at same time?
- JI00912 5y agoWho knows. They could just have missed a letter from the court.