Comment by lotsofpulp
2 days ago
>never delivering FSD yet cashing in tons of money for it,
Even if they didn’t deliver FSD, the data says they delivered something people are choosing to pay $100 per month for.
2 days ago
>never delivering FSD yet cashing in tons of money for it,
Even if they didn’t deliver FSD, the data says they delivered something people are choosing to pay $100 per month for.
So where is that million of robotaxi? https://www.cnbc.com/2019/04/22/elon-musk-says-tesla-robotax...
It’s both true that Elon lies and overpromises damn near everything, and that Tesla has the best self driving related features available in the US that a normal person can buy and use.
Cute how you have to caveat your claim with "a normal person can buy and use."
I suspect the decision to put unfinished FSD into the hands of average people will be Tesla's undoing. I wouldn't cite it as a win quite yet.
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So where was it claimed Tesla achieved full self driving?
There's no formal definition for "full self driving". But perhaps we could tease out a definition we can both accept. Let me start. My elderly Dad is a legal licensed driver who drives every day. FSD drives much better than my Dad in every way you can possibly measure. Can my Dad fully self drive or not?
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What you just said is: "Ok, they lied, but they're still in business!"