ロイター：テスラのFSD安全性主張は誤解を招くマーケティングであり、安全性研究ではない
ロイターの調査により、テスラが「フルセルフドライビング（FSD）」の安全性を主張する際に用いる統計データが、実際の交通事故リスクを過小評価する形で算出されている可能性が指摘された。テスラは自社システム搭載車の事故発生率が平均より低いと宣伝するが、比較対象やデータ収集方法に問題があり、科学的な安全性評価ではなくマーケティング目的であると批判されている。
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