It sounds like they're using the cheapest hardware they can, and then trying to remedy hardware problems through software updates. IDK about you guys, but this is not an approach that I want in a car, nor do I want to share the roads with cars that use this approach.
this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2025
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Tesla is again leveraging its OTA abilities to remedy this new recal
What is OTA?
Edit: I checked the article, it's Over The Air.