Multiple Tesla vehicles were set on fire in Las Vegas and Kansas City
Multiple Tesla vehicles were set on fire in Las Vegas and Kansas City
Public Tesla dissent continues.
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We know that Teslas sometimes just catch fire on their own.
We also know that sometimes Tesla drivers will set their cars on fire themselves on purpose. Because of that...
We also know that Elon has a backdoor into all Teslas.
Now ask yourself which is more likely, the woke liberal crybabies actually causing violence or a drug addled and politically embattled CEO of a company that lost 50% of its value in the past 3 months creating a false flag to villainize the left and get insurance to cover damage to the vehicles he can't sell?
/s (kind of)
Didnt the Nazi party burn down the Reichstag and blame it on the other party?
They blamed it on the communist party, yes. There were 8 parties represented in the Reichstag at the time though.
Thank you. My history has unfortunately become a bit rusty
If unsold teslas catch fire, i'm convinced it's some insurance scam. A car sold and a car gone that they can't fix anyway
They've already shown what they are capable of, in terms of scam behavior, up in Canada.
Given Elons history, it's definitely possible.
Wdym by "backdoor into all Teslas"
- This could mean "taking an industry standard sorfware update feature and making it abusively aggressive to or push malware to end users"
- it could mean "grants tesla 25-75% of the car's controls from the internet"
- it could mean the former AND "grants access to diagnostics, settings and controls the consumer cannot access themselves"
- it could also mean "can run arbitrary code on your tesla at any time with little or no notice"
What I know from publicly-confirmed information: Tesla (hence Musk) have access to the camera feeds, GPS location, remote unlock, remote control of the driving at least sufficient to back the car out of a parking stall to facilitate repossession, and, of course, remote software update. The latter could provide full remote access to everything through new software.
Thats horrifying!
For the Vegas incident, I'm pretty sure those were customer cars at a collision center.