Summary
- Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) users can expect several key features in the coming months
- In September 2024, Tesla plans to release features like improved miles between interventions, unified AI models for different vehicles, and Smart Summon
- Updates like FSD for the Cybertruck and eye-tracking with sunglasses are anticipated
- October 2024 will see the release of features like Unpark, Park, and Reverse in FSD, as well as a new FSD V13 update
- FSD is expected to be released in Europe and China in the first quarter of 2025, pending regulatory approval.
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In the upcoming months, Tesla Full Self-Driving (FSD) users can expect a number of key features to be released, as outlined in a release roadmap published by the Tesla AI team. The company is aiming to achieve a threefold improvement in miles between necessary interventions with FSD v12.5.2 and develop a unified model for vehicles equipped with Hardware 3 and Hardware 4 (AI3 and AI4 cars). Additionally, Tesla is planning to secure FSD approval for Europe and China by early 2025.
Some of the exciting features that are expected to be rolled out include Actually Smart Summon, Autopark for the Cybertruck, an eye-tracking system for drivers wearing sunglasses, and FSD for the Cybertruck. These updates have been highly anticipated, especially functions like FSD for the Cybertruck and eye tracking with sunglasses.
In October 2024, more features are set to be released by the Tesla AI team, including Unpark, Park, and Reverse in FSD, as well as the unveiling of FSD V13, a major update to the company’s most advanced driver-assist system. FSD V13 is expected to have a sixfold improvement in miles between necessary interventions, and it is possible that overall comfort of FSD will also improve with this update.
One of the most interesting aspects of the release roadmap is the targets set for the first quarter of 2025. The Tesla AI team plans to release FSD in Europe and China during that time, pending regulatory approval. With China’s support for driverless cars, there is a high likelihood that FSD will be approved for the country’s roads on schedule.
Tesla AI team has encouraged individuals to reach out with news tips by contacting them at simon@teslarati.com. This roadmap reveals an exciting future for Tesla FSD users, with a multitude of innovative features set to be released in the coming months and plans for global expansion by early 2025.
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