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Gordon Johnson: TSLA crash raises questions about FSD and autopilot

Gordon Johnson: TSLA crash raises questions about FSD and autopilot
TSLA crash brings FSD into focus

Gordon Johnson, CEO / analyst at GLJ Research, asks about the circumstances surrounding the recent TSLA crash. Johnson specifically inquires whether the vehicle's Full Self-Driving (FSD) or autopilot systems were engaged at the time of the incident and requests additional insight from relevant parties.

Johnson has previously questioned the advancement of Tesla's robotaxi program, highlighting that there are only 31 active vehicles in the fleet. In a separate analysis, he cautioned that a planned $300 billion U.S. Treasury T-Bill issuance could reduce market liquidity and potentially pressure bitcoin. Johnson's recent remarks follow a pattern of scrutinizing developments in both automotive technology and financial markets.

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