A California administrative law judge recently ruled recently that Tesla's marketing around its "Autopilot" and "Full Self-Driving" systems had been deceptive, and that the company should face a 30-d… [+1340 chars]
California judge rules that Tesla engaged in deceptive marketing around Autopilot - CNBC
An administrative law judge in California ruled Tesla's license to sell or manufacture cars in the state should be suspended for 30 days.
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