Promise Details
Musk reaffirmed Tesla’s long-standing goal to make all Teslas fully autonomous via software upgrades. He claimed that by the end of 2026, hundreds of thousands—possibly a million—vehicles will operate without human supervision. Tesla continues to refine Full Self-Driving software, but regulators still require driver oversight. Safety data show frequent human interventions. Supporters call it progress; critics see chronic overpromising.
Why it is broken
Claim of one million self-driving Teslas unrealistic; software still requires driver monitoring and regulatory approval.
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