While Tesla claims Autopilot will make driving safer, the plaintiffs allege safety features were " completely inoperable " and that Tesla's marketing was " all smoke and mirrors ." The plaintiffs further argue Tesla advertised Autopilot as a way to feel less stress while driving when in reality the automaker must have known how " deeply flawed, raw, and untested the software was and remains ." Although Tesla says it will settle the lawsuit, the automaker doesn't talk about the alleged safety claims made by the plaintiffs, including accusations of a " dangerously defective " feature called Traffic Aware Cruise Control. Tesla says it has been honest with customers by admitting the features would roll out a little at a time, but the automaker also admits owners had to wait too long for Autopilot 2.0 features to become active.