When you hear about Tesla, what comes to mind first? No, not Nikola Tesla. Yes, you got it right: Electric cars and autonomous driving. A piece of news that is both delightful and somewhat sad has surfaced. Tesla is gifting the full self-driving feature to all its customers for a month. However, there’s a catch—it’s only valid in certain designated areas. Here are the details.
Tesla offers full self-driving to all users for 1 month! But…
Elon Musk, the visionary behind Tesla, announced some exciting news via Twitter, or should I say the X platform. While this news might not have been delivered in such a straightforward manner, it’s genuinely uplifting. According to the tweet, Musk is gifting all Tesla owners the full self-driving feature for a month.
The announcement, which only brings joy to Tesla owners residing in the United States, states that all Tesla owners in America will receive the full self-driving feature as a gift for one month. Furthermore, this gift of the full self-driving package applies not only to new purchases but also to existing customers who bring their vehicles to authorized brand service centers. If you live in the US and own a Tesla, your first step should be to contact the nearest Tesla service center.
The mentioned promotional campaign holds some instructional importance as well. Recently, Tesla issued a recall for 2 million vehicles due to a “bug in the autonomous driving software.” Subsequently, the vehicles received new updates.
Tesla and CATL are working on a new battery. The batteries developed by CATL are said to reach full charge in just 15 minutes.
According to this latest update, safety vulnerabilities identified by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration regarding “hands not being on the steering wheel during autonomous driving” have been addressed. Additionally, the vehicles now have software to temporarily disable autonomous driving in case of such driver errors.
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