> The ban is for the term "Full Self-Driving", not "Autopilot" ... and even then only when used without disclaimers and explanations about what to expect. Whi

> The ban is for the term "Full Self-Driving", not "Autopilot" ... and even then only when used without disclaimers and explanations about what to expect. Which Tesla provides in spades. As any owner who has pre-paid for the future, upcoming, not yet delivered, FSD feature knows. As far as I can tell it's basically no action needed for Tesla on this, because they were already in compliance with the new law with what they have been doing since forever.