“Full driving is not subject to supervision” because Tesla can now lead itself from the factory to the loading sidewalks – Tesla (nasdaq: tsla)
In a great development for Elon Musk– Tesla Inc. Timing The full driving technology of the self, the company announced a penetration before the results of the fourth quarter.
What happened: Tesla, in a publication in x, On Wednesday, her vehicles can now move independently from the factory to the designated dock corridors without human participation.
The company claimed that this “one step is closer to FSD on a large -scale non -controlled scale.” Musk went a step forward and said, “Full driving is not subject to supervision.”
This progress represents a decisive step towards the potential for full -driver’s full driver (FSD). This also represents a leap in automation, possibly simplifying logistical services and reduces the need for human intervention in the transportation process.
Why do it matterThe advertisement comes amid a series of developments in Tesla’s FSD technology. Earlier this month, Musk expected that Tesla’s FSD will exceed the safety of human leadership by the second quarter of 2025.
Musk stated that technology will become ten times more safe over time, which eventually eliminates accidents. Despite these developments, the FSD of Tesla still requires active supervision of the driver.
Musk recently said that all the equipped Tesla compounds will soon be able to independently. However, this feature is not yet available in all program versions.
Earlier this month, the United States Safety Administration opened on highways (NHTSA), an investigation in about 2.6 million Tesla cars equipped with the company’s FSD driver assisting technology after a complaint claiming that the use of its smart call feature actually led to a file that is destroyed.
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