CaseyGerry is investigating allegations that Tesla has engaged in misleading and deceptive marketing practices regarding its Advanced Driver Assistance Systems technology (ADAS).
Tesla drivers reported that the car manufacturer’s messaging led them to believe that Tesla vehicles are fully self-driving cars or will be in the near future. An article in TechCrunch reports that Tesla vehicles come with a standard ADA system. However, customers are able to add features for an additional fee. One of the features is the Fully Self-Driving Software.
According to a Washington Times article, Tesla’s indication of being close to fully self-driving vehicles is three points below the international standard for complete automation (no human driver required) which is at a Level 5.
Several incidents in which ADAS are alleged to have failed to perform as expected have led to investigations by the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) and other regulatory bodies.
The article, Tesla Faces Another Lawsuit Over Self-Driving Tech, by IOT Today, notes that the Tesla website clearly states their vehicles are not self-driving and require ‘active human supervision.’ However, the company continues to push the message of a soon-to-be full automation through marketing channels.
You can learn more about Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) on our website.
If you have purchased a Tesla vehicle as a result of Tesla’s marketing practices, you may have a legal right to compensation. Please contact the CaseyGerry law firm at 619-238-1811 to speak to an attorney. Or use the form below:
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