Tesla's AI taking cues from other luxury car owners, I see.
this post was submitted on 01 Feb 2022
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I think this criticism is completely unfair. Outside of their car batteries catching fire, wheels falling off, treating their workers like crap, hiring union busters and marketing themselves as eco-friendly while pushing the energy hungry Bitcoin at the same time, Tesla is a ~~pretty nice~~ company.
Quality control must be an easy job at the ole Tesla factory
quality control at tesla is a joke.
One time, Tesla shipped their car to a customer without brake pads😂😂
Here is a video on it by Rossman
Tesla delivers $58000 car without brake pad, tells customer it's "NORMAL" 🤣 🤡 https://piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=dUUm-dVDj78
Holy shit. Between this and all the crazy "self driving" behavior these cars should be banned from the roads.
meh, brake pads would be horrible for the regenerative braking systems efficiency anyway
So they'll blame it on project creep :)