U.S. prosecutors are looking into whether Tesla misled consumers and investors by overstating the capabilities of its cars’ autonomous tech, report says
Govt is considering whether Tesla committed securities or wire fraud by overstating its cars’ self-driving capability to buyers and investors Though Tesla currently tells drivers to be ready to resume control when using tech, earlier statements could suggest that’s unnecessary Criminal investigation started in 2022 but prosecutors’ legal focus has only now been revealed U.S.
Regulators Demand Answers About Tesla Autopilot Recall Depending on the conclusions of the legal team behind the probe, Tesla could face criminal charges, civil sanctions, or no action at all, and Reuters' sources say that prosecutors are nowhere near deciding which path to take.
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