Tesla began launching version 9 full driving versions that were delayed

Tesla just delivered one of the biggest upgrades for full self-driving software for a long time. The threshold report that Tesla was launching FSD Beta version 9 for the user of the initial access program, and it was a considerable upgrade. It’s not full autonomy, despite the old name, but allows many autopilot drivers to help off-highway (such as changes in pathways and turns) when providing a lot of improvement. You will also see updated visualization that offers “additional information around it” and instead gives a better sense of what the car is seen.

Updates simultaneously referenced the recently activated features that use cabin cameras to ensure you pay attention when autopilot is involved. Apart from repairs, Musk urged the beta tester to “please become paranoid” and be prepared to take the wheel at that time.

Version 9 has long come, because the threshold is recorded. Tesla was first promised to start activating the FSD feature in August 2018, and Elon Musk vowed to have “more than one million” cars that drive themselves in 2020. Obviously, it was not a pan – even a small beta from October the year was not close to let you keep your hand from the steering wheel. This latest release shows some progress, even if it can’t be a true autonomous driving will be ready in the near future.