France orders Tesla to end 'deceptive commercial practices'
- Tesla has been ordered by the Competition, Consumer Affairs, and Fraud Control Office in France to stop engaging in 'deceptive business practices' regarding its driving capabilities.
- The investigation began in 2023, with Tesla's French subsidiary scrutinized by agents from the fraud prevention and consumer protection agency following consumer complaints.
- Tesla must comply with regulations within four months or face a daily fine of 50,000 euros for failing to cease deceptive practices.
- Investigators stated that Tesla participated in deceptive commercial practices concerning the features of its vehicles.
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