Tesla allegedly misled European regulators with self-driving safety data in Sweden and Netherlands
A Reuters review says Tesla’s self-published statistics could be viewed as misleading marketing while it pushes Full Self-Driving approval.

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A Reuters review says Tesla’s self-published statistics could be viewed as misleading marketing while it pushes Full Self-Driving approval.
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