German automaker BMW on Wednesday took down its appreciation for Tesla's full self-driving (FSD) driver assistance system without an explanation, merely hours after posting it on X.

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Tesla promised to deliver the FSD V13 by the end of October, but the date came and went with no new version of the self-driving software. The EV maker pushed hard to release FSD V13 in November ...