Hah, you try reading it again. "So, no L3 [full self-driving, but the driver must be ready to take the wheel], which is too confusing, and no hands-free L2 [pa

Hah, you try reading it again. "So, no L3 [full self-driving, but the driver must be ready to take the wheel], which is too confusing, and no hands-free L2 [partial self-driving]." Let's zoom in on the part so you can read it, too: "no hands-free" Tesla requires its users to keep their hands on the wheel at all times, so they agree. You have your opinion about this, which you explain, but it differs from her opinion as expressed in the article. Key point (read the quote): She puts hands-on L2 inside the bounds of what she accepts. That is also exactly what Tesla currently provides.