The dashboard of the software-updated Tesla Model S P90D shows the icons enabling its Autopilot. Tesla is promising customers more than its Autopilot system actually delivers, according to the Center for Protection Against Unfair Competition. — Chicago Tribune/TNS
Tesla Inc’s promotion of its driver-assistance system Autopilot is under scrutiny in Germany, where a court is scheduled to rule next week on whether the carmaker is misleading consumers.
The maker of the Model 3 sedan says on its German website that Tesla vehicles have full potential for autonomous driving. The company also has promoted its cars as having the ability to perform automatic city driving by the end of 2019.
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