that is then misleading. it's as simple as that. Tesla should be fined for this and i'm really surprised they haven't already been.

Hiding behind legalese and specific wording is the textbook definition of misleading.

How would you feel if i sold you an "apple peeler" and made you sign a legal agreement where i stated that the "apple peeler" was not capable of peeling apples today but at some indeterminate point in the future? Is that not misleading?

Why are you arguing semantics for a scummy corporate?