Seoul Court Rejects Tesla Owners Full Self Driving Refunds
Published 3h ago · Latest report 1h ago · Court ruling
Affects South Korea and United States · Covered in 2 countries
A court rejected Tesla owners demanding refunds for autonomous driving software.
A South Korean court rejected a lawsuit from vehicle owners seeking refunds for advanced driver-assistance software. The court ruled that the manufacturer did not violate any contractual agreements regarding the optional technology.
- The rulingThe Seoul Central District Court delivered the judgment on Thursday.
- The softwareOwners sought reimbursement specifically for Full Self-Driving packages.
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Automakers face increasing consumer scrutiny and legal challenges globally over the marketing and capabilities of advanced driver-assistance systems. Disputes over whether software promises match actual performance often end up in court.
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A court in Seoul dismissed a lawsuit filed by vehicle owners seeking full refunds for driver-assistance software, finding no contractual breach by the manufacturer.
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- South China Morning PostTesla owners in South Korea lose legal battle over full self-driving promises1h ago · open ↗
- CNASeoul court dismisses lawsuit by Tesla owners seeking refunds for 'Full Self-Driving' tech3h ago · open ↗
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