The California Department of Motor Vehicles ordered Tesla to fix marketing of Autopilot and Full Self-Driving within 60 days or face a 30-day suspension of its California sales license, following an administrative judge's finding that the names are misleading and after regulators had recommended a 30-day halt.The DMV said the packages are advanced driver-assistance systems that require full driver attention, contrasted Tesla's marketing with Waymo robotaxi technology, and declined to suspend manufacturing to avoid disrupting Fremont production.Tesla rejected the characterization, said drivers must remain attentive, has relabeled packages as FSD supervised and is testing higher autonomy in Austin, and the enforcement could cut sales in California, the company's largest U.S. market.