Car Owners Are Revolting over Tesla's Self-Driving Promises

waffletower

I am not revolting; I shower everyday. Related story without paywall: https://www.edgen.tech/news/post/tesla-faces-growing-backlas...

t0mas88

https://archive.ph/2026.04.20-114918/https://www.wsj.com/bus...

ChrisArchitect

Related: Tesla tells HW3 owner to 'be patient' after 7 years of waiting for FSD https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47809347

SirMaster

I ride in my friends Model Y Performance occasionally and the FSD thoroughly impresses me. I don't understand what the complaints are. It goes from start to end without any intervention the vast majority of the time. Any interventions still needed are pretty few and momentary at this point.

vishalontheline

I don't plan on using Full Self Driving features until I have to in an emergency, or until they take the steering wheel away. BUT! Last week, I had visitors and they let their Model Y Tesla (2023, I think) do the driving for their entire trip - from driving for many hours to visit me, to driving around all the different sights where I live, and, I'm assuming, driving back home. It was all full self-driving. I got to sit in the passenger seat a few times. The thing drove beautifully. Parked without an issue, changed lanes, overtook other cars, etc... drove even better than the person at the wheel would have had the feature not been available!

cosmicgadget

> LoSavio won class-action status for his lawsuit in September. The class represents approximately 3,000 people in California, a figure that excludes the many Tesla owners who have signed arbitration agreements with the company that prevent them from suing. The important part.