At its surreal Battery Day event in September, Tesla said it plans to release a private beta of its long-awaited full self-driving (FSD) software in “a month or so”. We now have the exact release date (via) Road show). Reply to a tweet from Clintenica, CEO Elon Musk Said The limited beta will launch on Tuesday, October 20th. “This, initially, will be limited to the number of people who have expert and careful drivers.” Kasturi did not elaborate on how the company would decide who to invite to Bisque.
As promised, limited FSD beta will be released on Tuesday. This, initially, will be limited to the number of people who are expert and careful drivers.
– Elon Musk (elonmusk) 12 October October, 2020
Despite what the name suggests, the full self-driving update will not make Tesla cars into autonomous vehicles. Like the Op Topilot, you need to keep your hands on the wheel while using the feature. What software software does for those who have paid for an increase in their car is to give access to features like Auto Toe Lane Change and op Topark. In the latter case, Tesla’s op topilot software can help you when you need to park your car parallel or vertically.
