This Tesla owner won $10k in court for Tesla’s FSD lies. Tesla is still fighting him.

A Tesla owner won a $10,600 court judgment against the company for failing to deliver on its promises of full self-driving (FSD) capabilities. Despite the ruling, Tesla is actively fighting the payout by delaying the process, even by just a few days at a time. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this case highlights ongoing legal challenges and frustrations over the company's unfulfilled autonomous driving commitments.

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FSD • Mar 27, 2026

Tesla says Autopilot was off and driver was drunk in fatal Model 3 crash lawsuit

Tesla is contesting a lawsuit regarding a fatal Model 3 crash, stating its Autopilot system was not engaged at the time. The company asserts the driver was intoxicated, placing responsibility for the accident on human error. This defense highlights Tesla's ongoing effort to clarify the operational limits of its driver-assistance features and shift liability away from the technology.

FSD • Mar 25, 2026

Tesla faces another lawsuit in Australia over Full Self-Driving claims

Tesla is facing a new lawsuit in Australia alleging it misrepresented the capabilities of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software. The case centers on customers who paid significant sums for features that did not perform as advertised. This legal action highlights ongoing scrutiny and potential financial risks for Tesla regarding its autonomous driving claims.

Stock & Business • Mar 13, 2026

Keeping Elon could cost Tesla millions, Rivian R2 and affordable Lucid arrive

A new lawsuit alleges Tesla was negligent in retaining Elon Musk as CEO, criticizing his influence on engineering and safety. This legal challenge could potentially cost Tesla millions of dollars. For owners and enthusiasts, it highlights internal governance concerns amid increasing competition from new, affordable EVs like the Rivian R2.

Latest • Mar 12, 2026

Tesla asks court to dismiss odometer manipulation class action lawsuit

Tesla has filed a motion asking a U.S. federal court to dismiss a class action lawsuit alleging the company inflated vehicle odometer readings. The company seeks a dismissal "with prejudice," which would prevent the plaintiffs from filing the same claim again. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents Tesla's formal legal denial of the odometer manipulation allegations.

Stock & Business • Mar 11, 2026

Tesla VP explains latest updates in trade secret theft case

Tesla is suing a former supplier, Matthews International, for over $1 billion, alleging it stole trade secrets and sold technology to competitors. The case highlights Tesla's aggressive stance on protecting its intellectual property. For owners and enthusiasts, it underscores the company's focus on safeguarding the proprietary technology that underpins its vehicles.

Stock & Business • Feb 25, 2026

Tesla Ordered to Face Hiring Discrimination Lawsuit Over H-1B Visa Allegations

A U.S. federal judge has ruled that a class-action lawsuit accusing Tesla of favoring H-1B visa holders over American workers in hiring can proceed to court. This means Tesla must now defend itself against these discrimination allegations in a legal battle. For Tesla, this represents a significant legal and reputational challenge regarding its hiring practices.

FSD • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla Takes California DMV to Court to Overturn ‘False Advertising’ Ruling

Tesla is suing the California DMV to reverse a ruling that accused the company of false advertising, primarily related to its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving claims. This legal challenge represents a significant escalation in Tesla's ongoing dispute with regulators over how it markets its driver-assistance systems. The outcome could impact the terminology Tesla is allowed to use and shape future regulatory scrutiny of its technology.

Tesla fails to dismiss Blade Runner 2049 copyright lawsuit

Latest • Feb 09, 2026

A U.S. judge has ruled that a copyright lawsuit against Tesla, alleging it used imagery from the film *Blade Runner 2049* without permission, can proceed. This means Tesla and Elon Musk must continue to defend the case in court. For owners and enthusiasts, it represents a potential legal distraction and financial risk for the company, though it does not directly impact vehicle operations.