In a recent Twitter post, Elon Musk noted that a lot of work is being done on the height and damping algorithm of Tesla’s air suspension. According to Musk, these devices will be connected to the Full Self-Driving System, with automatically controlled air suspension and damping settings when the vehicle is operating. Musk’s comments are…
The capabilities of Tesla’s Autopilot and Full Self-Driving beta are rather easy to dismiss. A look at the ranking of Autopilot from Consumer Reports alone would suggest that the driver-assist system of Tesla is at best pretty average, and that solutions such as the Super Cruise of GM are far more advanced and capable. With…
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving suite continues to improve its performance without any human intervention when navigating the streets. A recent video shows a Model 3 with self-driving software operating through the streets of the Bay Area in Northern California with incredible precision, all during nightfall, making its performance even more exceptional. A video from the Whole…
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving beta is capable of driving on inner-city highways, and the advanced driver-assist system has shown some remarkable driving behaviors since its limited introduction to select participants of the company’s Early Access Program. The capacity to execute a smooth 180-degree forced turn is among these. One of his most recent real-world experiments, which…
Some fascinating behaviors from the advanced driver-assist system were revealed in recent videos of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving beta in motion. The videos showed FSD performing some almost-characteristically-human driving tricks while moving around tight spaces, such as momentarily folding the side mirrors. The limited FSD beta user Whole Mars Catalog caught the side mirror trick of…
Tesla’s beta version of their Full Self Driving (FSD) software has been released to a small number of people and it’s mind-blowing! This release gives us a glimpse at the (FSD) rewrite that Tesla has been working on in the last year or so. The aim of this limited beta is to prove the FSD…
Tesla launched the beta version of the next big Full Self-Driving (FSD) update on October 20th, which should greatly upgrade the proprietary Autopilot system from the current Level 2 to the highest, Level 5, giving the company’s vehicles the ability to travel independently without any driver assistance. Based on the reviews from the owners who…
Since Tesla released its Full Self-Driving Beta last week, the fortunate group of people who have shared the capabilities of the new feature are demonstrating that Autopilot has improved significantly. Thanks to a 4D perception of the world, which is a hint of what is to come with Tesla’s forthcoming “Dojo” Supercomputer, previously difficult tasks…
Elon Musk has previously mentioned that once the company rolls out its Autopilot rewrite, the changes in the capabilities of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system would be swift. It seems that changes are still coming rapidly, based on recent real-world tests of the FSD beta, with the machine now learning how to slow down the speed…
A recent test conducted in North Carolina by a Model 3 owner provided a peek into the capabilities of Tesla’s limited Full Self-Driving beta while navigating an unpaved and partially covered lane. In the test, Tesla’s FSD beta performed well, navigating the unmarked route without any problems, almost like a human driver. Zeb Hallock, a…