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Tesla faces sales ban in California

California may halt Tesla sales due to 'false advertising' in use of term 'Autopilot'

California is threatening to ban sales of Tesla cars in the state for 30 days after a regulator said the term “Autopilot” for its driver assist feature constitutes false advertising.

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California DMV threatens to shut down Tesla sales over 'autopilot' false advertising

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California may suspend Tesla sales after judge flags “autopilot” as misleading

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California Threatens Tesla With 30-Day Suspension of Sales License for Deceptive Self-Driving Claims

California regulators are threatening to suspend Tesla's license to sell its electric cars in the state early next year unless the automaker tones down its marketing tactics for its self-driving featu...

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Tesla avoids immediate sales halt in California amid autopilot claims

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Court Ruling Against Tesla Threatens to Put the Brakes on California Sales

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Tesla's License To Sell And Make Vehicles In California Suspended By Judge For 30 Days, Elon Musk-Led Company Ordered To Rebrand 'Autopilot'

A California Administrative Law Judge has ruled that Tesla Inc.’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) marketing around its Autopilot and full self-driving systems has been deceptive, and has since suggested punitive measures against the company and its operations in the state.

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Tesla Hints at Phasing Out Autopilot As It Tries To Push Customers to Full Self-Driving

Tesla makes another move that hints the Autopilot might no longer be offered as a standard feature in its vehicles, forcing customers to pay for FSD

Tesla misled customers about self-driving features, judge rules

The DMV said Tesla’s use of terms like “Autopilot” and “Full Self-Driving” to describe its advanced driver assist systems “is misleading and violates state law.” The agency ordered a 30-day suspension of Tesla’s license to sell cars in the state if Tesla does not fix marketing concerns surrounding the term “Autopilot” within a 60-day window.