Tesla, soon "Full Self-Driving" in beta version

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Tesla would seem to have important news in store for its vehicle owners. Elon Musk recently stated that by the end of the year some Tesla vehicle owners may have the "Full Self-Driving" function available in "early access" mode. This means that some owners will be able to take advantage of a limited beta version.

Tesla would seem to have in store important news for owners of his vehicles. Elon Musk has recently stated that within one year some Tesla vehicle owners may have the function "Full Self-Driving" in mode "Early access". This means that some owners will be able to take advantage of a beta version of the software which will then be distributed to all the cars of the brand.

Although Tesla cars are already equipped with the function Autopilot, the level of driving (semi) autonomous they have still needs active driver supervision.

The release of the function FSD would then follow there Smart Summon, the parking method recently released by the company that allows the car to be parked to "reach" the owner when the latter sends a signal using your smartphone. Mode that, seen the numerous problems encountered by users, according to what the CEO said will receive an update soon to solve the "bug". In reference to the arrival of Full Self Driving, Elon Musk stated that the new function will be able to take the passenger to the destination without the latter having to intervene, but certainly keeping the actions of the system under control. Depending on the places, in fact, in addition to the prudence of the driver may intervene Smart Summon, as in parts of low-speed roads.

Tesla CEO reiterated that users who want to implement the new mode Full Self-Driving will have to pay a total about $ 7,000 extra.



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