Tesla owners who are part of a limited full self-driving rollout have begun sharing some images and videos of advanced driver-assistance features in action. Based on the videos and limited beta release notes, it seems that Tesla places a heavy emphasis on security.
Among the lucky Tesla owners who received this update 16 Brando’s 916 And teslaownerssv The group, one of the two shared images and short clips of the full self-driving beta limited to action.
Overall, the limited beta UI looks fairly rough in its current state. With this in mind, there seems to be a good chance that FSD’s visuals will become more refined until they are widely released.
The Tesla Owners Club Silicon Valley Group also shared release notes for the recent limited FSD beta rollout, which Tesla called the “New Early Access Access Software Update.” Tesla’s focus on safety was immediately clear.
“Full self-driving is in the initial limited Beta Access Beta and must be used with extra caution. He can do the wrong thing at the wrong time, So you should always keep your hands on the wheel and pay extra attention to the road. Don’t be happy, ”the company wrote.
The first paragraph of the FSD update has the same cautious tone as Elon Musk’s recent statements when he posted on Twitter about the limited FXS FSD beta. Kasturi insisted that the rollout of the limited FSD beta would be “extremely slow and cautious” in his tweets yesterday.
Similar to the company’s rollout of its more advanced op topilot features, Tesla also advised its limited FSD beta participants to always keep their hands on the steering wheel. This is what Elon Musk has mentioned in the past, with the CEO saying that the FSD needs to be taken care of by the driver even though it is in its feature-full condition.
“When full self-driving is enabled your vehicle will change lanes from the highway, your navigator will pick a fork to follow the route, navigate around other vehicles and surrounding objects and make left and right turns. Use full self-driving in limited beta only if you pay constant attention to the road, and are ready to take immediate action around blind corners, crossings and narrow driving situations, Tesla wrote.
The limited FSD beta includes Tesla’s highly-anticipated Aut Topilot rewrite results, as Elon Musk hinted several times in the past. During the third-quarter earnings call, Kasturi shared some insights about the limited beta release.
“About the full self-driving beta release. Op topilot team, again, just a really all-star team. I spent a lot of time with the op topilot team. And there are a lot of talented people on that team who have worked hard to make the beta free. So I really thank them for their hard work. And that’s a very smart group of people.
“So I think we are starting very slowly and very cautiously because the world is a complex and chaotic place. And so, we put it there yesterday, and then we’ll see how it goes and then publish it to more people this week or early next week. Hopefully by the end of this year there will be a huge release and then slowly move it forward.
