I do not know the law in the US for that, but how the manufacturer represent the product and its capabilities can often make him liable. Unlike most others, Te

I do not know the law in the US for that, but how the manufacturer represent the product and its capabilities can often make him liable. Unlike most others, Tesla has been very brazen to describe its system as self piloting rather than driving assists (but see the tons of asterisk at the bottom who clearly state that we're lying in the big letters!). Naming it Autopilot being one of the most obvious cases, autopilot means something and that's not what theirs does. I know that things like EULA, NDA, and other forms of agreement like that are more easily enforceable there so maybe legally they won't be in trouble, but morally my personal belief is that they absolutely are.