> But putting aside anecdotes, I'm talking about things we know Tesla has done. Like taking away battery capacity (with no compensation) for existing owners in order to reduce liability risk for the company. Or how about deciding to take away features from individual customers because they've determined that customer should never have had the feature? Something that costs Tesla nothing but is a great big middle finger to their customers.

Those are tiny examples that only applied to a really small number of users. Hardly some grand plans of fraud.

More relevant things would be FSD not being transferable, at least while its in Beta. That is actually user hostile.