California may suspend Tesla sales over marketing issues

California regulators are considering suspending Tesla’s sales license unless the company modifies its marketing of self-driving features, following a judge’s ruling that it misled consumers about the technology’s capabilities. Administrative Law Judge Juliet Cox recommended a 30-day sales blackout, though regulators decided against suspending Tesla’s manufacturing license. Tesla has a 90-day period to clarify the limitations of its self-driving technology, while the company downplayed the ruling as excessive. Despite a decline in sales, Tesla’s stock reached a record high, fueled by investor interest in Musk’s AI and robotaxi ambitions.

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