Tesla Inc. is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit for allegedly deceiving consumers about the self-driving capabilities of its cars, which is a new setback for the electric-car company.
Tesla Inc. is facing a new setback as it has to deal with a proposed class-action lawsuit that claims the company deceived consumers regarding its cars’ self-driving features.
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The tech industry in the Bay Area has been experiencing instability, but now it appears to be stabilizing after enduring numerous layoffs due to companies seeking to enhance efficiency.
In May, Xiaomi has become the eighth-largest electric vehicle startup in China by selling over 7,000 units of its first model, the SU7 sedan, in April.
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