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Gary Black Says Legacy Automakers Will Not License Tesla FSD, Instead Bet on In-House Self-Driving Efforts: ‘Inclined to Build’

Badar Shaikh

Gary Black says legacy automakers won’t license Tesla FSD, preferring in-house autonomy as self-driving becomes essential.

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