Tesla must return the money: historic ruling, big trouble for Elon Musk – Skids

New problems at Tesla, with Elon Musk and his associates having to deal with a truly unpleasant situation.

The improvements in the electric range in the world are now evident to everyone and no one can deny in any way the fact that Tesla was instrumental in this growth. The American company was in fact the first to understand that it could focus on creating a series of zero-impact luxury cars.

For several years it meant that Tesla was the de facto leader in the sector with an almost absolute monopoly, but now things have changed. First of all, in fact, there is the constant growth of historic brands that now know perfectly well that electric represents the future of mobility.

Furthermore to put the Tesla there is the constant growth of large Chinese companies, with this nation having long since become one of the most dominant in the sector. This is why constant improvements and innovations are important, in order to always remain in step with the times and ready to develop from a technological point of view.

This is precisely one of the aspects that Tesla is particularly keen on, with the big dream always being that of autonomous driving. There has been no shortage of issues with these systems, but despite this Elon Musk he’s hanging on against the critics. However, when there are such impressive technological innovations it is normal that there may be problems in this regard and in fact recently the ruling for Tesla was negative.

Tesla must compensate: problems for Model 3

One of the cars that is selling the most at home Tesla is the Model 3but it’s a shame that in one of these exceptional models, the software FSD did not do his job. In fact, Tesla had to appear in court in Great Britain following a summons from Ed Butler, an owner of the American car.

His request is not linked to an accident or technical problems, but simply the owner of the Model 3 believes that these much-vaunted improvements due to the addition of autonomous driving in the price of the car are in reality not evident. The software FSD it was therefore disappointing and therefore the request was to be compensated.

The prosecution explained how the Tesla Model 3 was unable to satisfy the customer’s requests, so Butler decided to sue the US company according to the Consumer Rights Act section 11 of 2015. The owner is in fact convinced that he has been “swindled”, with guarantees that in reality have not been respected and therefore has asked to have his money returned for the addition of autonomous driving.

In the end the court ruled in favor of the owner, with Tesla therefore having to repay more than the 5,800 pounds, around 66,000 euros, of the value of the autonomous driving, but the total will go to 8,000 pounds, over 9 thousand Euros. In addition to this, Tesla undertakes to remove the FSD system free of charge. butler he also refused to sign a non-disclosure agreement about the sentence, because his intent is to let everyone know what had happened to him.