Key Takeaways Tesla introduced a new aggressive driving mode called “Mad Max” in Full Self-Driving v14.1.2. The NHTSA is seeking more information from Tesla regarding the Speed Profile of “Mad Max.” “Mad Max” allows for higher speeds and more frequent lane changes compared to the previous “Hurry” mode. Drivers have full responsibility for compliance with…
Key Takeaways Tesla’s end-to-end AI system links perception, planning, and control into a single neural network for holistic optimization. Unlike competitors, Tesla uses real-world data to train its AI on nuanced driving value judgments, improving decision-making in complex situations. The company addresses immense data challenges by processing billions of input tokens daily, leveraging its global…
Key Takeaways Tesla confirms plans for Hardware 3 owners to access updated Full Self-Driving suite. CFO Vaibhav Taneja acknowledges the frustration over delays, emphasizing the importance of HW3 customers. AI Head Ashok Elluswamy announces a v14 Lite version of FSD set for Q2 next year. Tesla offers trade-in options for HW3 owners to access newer…
Key Takeaways Tesla’s Q3 2025 Safety Report shows Autopilot technology is nine times safer than the national average. One crash was recorded every 6.36 million miles with Autopilot, compared to one crash every 702,000 miles nationally. Tesla’s previous report for Q3 2024 recorded one crash every 7 million miles, showing a slight decline in safety…
Key Takeaways Tesla’s new Full Self-Driving version v14 is expanding to a wider audience outside the Early Access Program (EAP). The v14 update addressed previous issues like brake stutter and is now more stable. New features in v14 include the introduction of the Mad Max Speed Profile, garnering attention from users. The rollout now includes…
Key Takeaways Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) expansion is leading to customer dissatisfaction as many are left without promised features. HW3 owners are frustrated as significant updates have not been provided for nearly a year; it’s clear that their vehicles may not support unsupervised self-driving. Thousands of Tesla owners in Australia have joined a class action…
Key Takeaways Tesla’s “American Heroes” discount offers a $500 reduction for verified workers in various fields. Initially launched as a $1,000 discount, the program has added new eligible professions. Newly included groups are medical providers, nurses, and first responders. The discount applies to all Tesla vehicles, not just the S3XY lineup. There is currently no…
Key Takeaways Elon Musk confirms the widespread rollout of Full Self-Driving (FSD) V14.2 is on the way. FSD tester AI DRIVR praises V14.1.2, claiming significant improvements in driving performance. Fellow Tesla drivers express support for FSD’s release due to substantial enhancements observed in testing. Mad Max mode is a notable feature of FSD V14, allowing…
Key Takeaways Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) is attracting insurance offers, including a notable one from Shai Wininger, President of Lemonade. Wininger proposed insuring Tesla FSD for “almost free,” suggesting a significant reduction in insurance costs for Tesla owners. Traditional insurance for Tesla vehicles is usually higher due to repair costs related to advanced technology and…
Key Takeaways Tesla is introducing a screensharing feature in update 2025.38, enabling remote viewing of the car’s display. The feature may be used for remote support similar to Apple’s customer service practices. This functionality could enhance customer complaint resolution, particularly relevant for Robotaxi scenarios where no staff is present. The screenshare feature will support both…