Tesla CEO Elon Musk has finally said the quiet part out loud: he’s worried that the vast majority of Tesla vehicles currently on the road won’t be able to actually drive themselves after all, even if buyers paid extra for hardware that he claimed at the time would allow them to do just that.The current generation of the EV maker’s lineup makes use of HW3 computers, an assembly that acts as the brain of the car, which has been around since 2019 and required customers with HW2 to pay an…
