What Tesla CEO Elon Musk says publicly about the company’s progress on a fully autonomous driving system doesn’t match up with “engineering reality,” according to a memo that summarizes a meeting between California regulators and employees at the automaker. The memo, which transparency site Plainsite obtained via a Freedom of Information Act request and subsequently released, shows that Musk has inflated the capabilities of the Autopilot advanced driver assistance system in Tesla vehicles, as well the company’s ability to deliver fully autonomous features by the end of the year. Tesla vehicles come standard with a driver assistance system branded as Autopilot. For an additional $10,000, owne… Click below to read the full story from TechCrunch
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Tesla refutes Elon Musk’s timeline on ‘full self-driving’
