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I don’t think it was a mistake. I think he just blatantly lied about its capabilities for years.
I can honestly believe that he thought it's gonna work. He knows fuck all about anything but he still makes his bad decisions with confidence and thinks he's always right.
I can almost guarantee there was at least one engineer who tried to explain why ditching LIDAR was a bad idea, and he ignored them.
Probably fired them and that guy went to a competitor is more likely.
I almost added that part, but didn't want some Musk stans to jump down my throat
Never worry about those Musk stan losers.