Elon Musk tells Tesla owner don’t complain about buggy driving system


Musk scolded a Tesla owner who posted videos to Twitter on Aug 24 showing that a new beta version of the system marketed as Full Self-Driving at times struggles with right turns and other basic tasks. — AFP

Elon Musk doesn’t want to hear complaints from customers trying out the driver-assistance system Tesla Inc plans to start charging US$15,000 (RM67,282) for in the coming weeks.

The chief executive officer scolded a Tesla owner who posted videos to Twitter on Aug 24 showing that a new beta version of the system marketed as Full Self-Driving at times struggles with right turns and other basic tasks. The customer wrote that he’s spent more than US$32,000 (RM143,264) paying for the system multiple times.

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