Which I don't understand. Marketing is part of what makes the product. You can't simply promise stuff on your website and then put something else in the fine pr

Which I don't understand. Marketing is part of what makes the product. You can't simply promise stuff on your website and then put something else in the fine print. If you market the thing as (almost) self-driving, then the fine-print doesn't really matter. It is about customer expectations. Most regulated products require post market surveillance. You have to actively monitor the market and how consumers behave. If they have a misunderstanding about the intended use of your product, you're overpromising. Which is clearly the case here if Tesla did their post market surveillance correctly.