People care about a lot of technological features of their cars beyond "self-driving". Lots of people are also skeptical of "self-driving" that doesn't reach t

People care about a lot of technological features of their cars beyond "self-driving". Lots of people are also skeptical of "self-driving" that doesn't reach the level of allowing you to take nap while the car shuttles you to your destination, which Tesla certainly doesn't reach. Paradoxically, I think the closer you get to real self-driving without actually reaching it, the more skeptical people will become since it lulls you into a false sense of security. A car that mostly seems like it will drive itself but will occasionally and unpredictably try to kill you is much more concerning for most people than a car that helps you out but presents no illusion that you can stop paying attention.