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- Tesla shareholders are suing the EV maker and its CEO Elon Musk over its claimed self-driving capabilities.
- Plaintiffs say the company concealed the potential for its self-driving tech to cause "serious risk of accident and injury."
- Tesla's share price fell 5.7% on February 16 after the NHTSA forced a recall of 362,000 vehicles over FSD software-related concerns.
Elon Musk and Tesla were sued by shareholders Monday over alleged falsehoods in the company's claims about self-driving capabilities that they argued hurt shareholder value, a report says.