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California DMV Rules Tesla Misled Customers on Autopilot Features
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The California DMV found Tesla in violation of state law for misleading marketing of its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving features. An administrative law judge ruled that Tesla's claims created a false impression of the software's capabilities, leading to a proposed 30-day suspension of Tesla's sales, which the DMV has stayed while giving Tesla 90 days to address the issues.
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