Tesla Plans Grok-Powered FSD Voice Commands in Three Months, Stock Slides Over 2%
TSLA•Tesla CEO Elon Musk says a new Grok-powered feature will let drivers converse with Full Self-Driving in real time—requesting route changes or drop-offs—within about three months. Meanwhile, TSLA shares are down over 2% this week as the company defends against a Chinese lawsuit alleging overstated FSD capabilities.
1. Grok-Powered FSD Conversations
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said a new Grok-powered feature will enable drivers to converse with Full Self-Driving like an Uber driver, issuing voice commands such as real-time route changes, drop-off requests and custom parking preferences. The feature is expected to deploy in about three months.
2. Week-Long Stock Decline
TSLA shares are on track for a holiday-shortened week decline of over 2%, reflecting investor caution ahead of FSD updates and ongoing legal challenges.
3. Legal and Regulatory Headwinds
Tesla is defending a lawsuit in China where owners claim the company overstated FSD capabilities, and the NHTSA has escalated its investigation into crashes involving reduced-visibility conditions and potential system shortcomings.
