Advertise with NZME. Liu assured them that during a trip he did from Auckland to Tauranga in a similar car, it could “drive like a robot” and he barely had needed to touch the steering wheel at all. “In other words, by spending an extra $6,000, you get an additional 100 km of range, 100 more horsepower, all-wheel drive, and the Full Self-Driving feature,” he told them by text message when they asked why the model they were looking at was more expensive than other Tesla vehicles. When Wang and Li discovered that the car they’d purchased didn’t have this function, and couldn’t be charged at many charging stations in New Zealand, they took Bosplus to the Motor Vehicle Disputes Tribunal to get a full refund. At a hearing held earlier this year Bosplus, represented by Liu, admitted he’d copied the information about FSD capability from Tesla’s official website on to the advertisement for the vehicle and wasn’t aware it didn’t have it. Advertisement