Capability, sure. Do you think they actually did, though? That's a positive assertion that I would want to see some kind of actual evidence for beyond an assertion by some random commenter on the Internet.

I suspect you don't have any evidence because if there was I think that would probably be by far the bigger story here. Which is why I expect Tesla would refrain from taking the risk of tampering with logs in situations like this.

What "defending?" I'm explaining where they got the information from. It's literally in their preliminary report. I said nothing beyond that fact.

They read the logs themselves. The NTSB routinely does investigations and Teslas are a popular brand of car, why wouldn't they have the ability to read their logs?

Really. Do you have any sources that indicate that?

More than half of the American electorate.

Yeah. That's always been my nightmare driving a regular car too, the "stop" and "go faster" buttons are right next to each other and in a place you can't see them. Such a weird standard, presumably a result of the requirement for physical linkages from early in car history. Would have been nice if electric vehicles had provided an opportunity to rethink that paradigm.

They checked the car's logs.

According to the NTSB report:

Electronic data recovered from the vehicle indicated that before the crash, the driver manually overrode FSD (Supervised) by pressing the accelerator pedal to 100%

So no, looks like they checked the logs.

There's information about Moonshot's funding on its Wikipedia article. They haven't IPOed, they've received about two billion in investment from various investment firms and other big companies.

Yeah. Unfortunately, one pretty much inescapable part of the solution to this wildfire problem is wildfires. They need to burn through the backlog.

Looks like China's gone from being 6 months "behind" to more like 6 weeks "behind."

Kind of pricey, but still the cheapest in its weight class. Could be they're simply squeezing what profits they can out of it. I read that they're planning to open the weights in August, at which point third parties will be able to compete based on whatever the actual cost of running it is.

So, the same deal we originally had. Once again Trump is a comical failure at the one thing he claims to be good at.