Just as we shared the news about the unveiling of Tesla’s first Robotaxi, a new “episode” dropped — involving lawsuits. Investors have filed a lawsuit against Tesla and Elon Musk himself, accusing them of hiding the risks related to autonomous vehicles. This was reported by Reuters, one of the world’s largest and oldest international news agencies.
The lawsuit covers the period from April 2023 to June 2025. It was filed in federal court in Austin, Texas, shortly after Tesla held its first public Robotaxi demonstration at the end of June.
Interestingly, Tesla’s stock dropped 6.1% in just two days after the test drive. And it’s no wonder: the test cars behaved, let’s say, less than gracefully — speeding, braking hard, jumping curbs, swerving into oncoming traffic, and even dropping passengers in the middle of multilane roads. Thankfully, not on Mars… yet.
⚖️ The class action accuses Tesla and Musk of overstating autopilot capabilities, exaggerating business prospects, and artificially inflating stock hype. In other words: “you promised, as always — now deliver.”
Elon, we believe in the future — but as the saying goes, promised Robotaxis take three years to arrive. Or longer?
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