Tesla updated the description of its Full Self-Driving technology on its website, according to Benzinga. The EV giant updated its website description of the FSD package to state that the system does not make vehicles autonomous. The updated description says FSD features require driver supervision, are not autonomous, and depend on regulatory approval and technology development timelines. The revision follows the announcement of CEO Elon Musk’s new $1 trillion compensation package, which ties his potential payout to milestones including 10 million active FSD subscriptions and 1 million robotaxis. The new pay package defines FSD as an advanced driving system, regardless of its marketing name. According to the SEC filing, it can perform transportation tasks with autonomous or similar functionality under certain conditions. The FSD system is currently under legal scrutiny, with lawsuits from both customers and investors citing concerns about misleading claims and safety issues.
