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Tesla finally releases `Full Self-Driving` Beta version
For an additional $10,000, people can buy `full self-driving` or FSD, which Musk promises will deliver full autonomous driving capabilities.
Highlights
- Earlier this week, Musk confirmed that Tesla will release a new user interface with its FSD v9 Beta software update.
- The new FSD feature enables drivers to use several advanced driver-assist features via Autopilot mode on local, non-highway streets.
- Tesla has warned that drivers need to keep their eyes on the road and hands on the wheel at all times.
Elon Musk-run Tesla on Saturday started releasing over-the-air software updates for its much-awaited "Full Self-Driving" Beta version 9. The latest beta version is long-delayed and was first promised in 2018.
Earlier this week, Musk confirmed that Tesla will release a new user interface with its FSD v9 Beta software update.
The new FSD feature enables drivers to use several advanced driver-assist features via Autopilot mode on local, non-highway streets, reports The Verge.
For an additional $10,000, people can buy "full self-driving" or FSD, which Musk promises will deliver full autonomous driving capabilities.
Full Self-Driving capabilities include navigate on Autopilot, Auto Lane Change, Summon (moves your car in and out of a tight space using the mobile app or key).
Despite the Autopilot mode, Tesla has warned that drivers need to keep their eyes on the road and hands on the wheel at all times.
Since Tesla introduced Autopilot in 2015, there have been at least 11 deaths in nine crashes in the US that involved the driver assistance system.
Globally, there have been at least nine deaths in seven Tesla crashes.
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