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Tesla has told a regulator that its Full Self-Driving tech might not be ready by the end of the year

Tesla has told a regulator that its Full Self-Driving tech might not be ready by the end of the year kduffy@insider.com (Kate Duffy) © Maja Hitij/Getty Images Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Maja Hitij/Getty Images Tesla said its Full Self-Driving feature might be delayed, according to a memo seen by Reuters. Elon Musk has previously said he was highly confident that FSD could be achieved this year. The FSD feature, currently a $10,000 add-on, has proved dangerous for some drivers. Tesla on Thursday told a California regulator that it might not have its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology ready by the end of the year, according to a memo by the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) seen by Reuters.

Tesla says totally self-driving cars likely aren t happening in 2021

Tesla says totally self-driving cars likely aren t happening in 2021 Roadshow 1 day ago © Provided by Roadshow The goal was a lofty one. Tesla A Tesla engineer has admitted to California regulators the company probably won t have a completely self-driving car ready for operation this year. That s despite CEO Elon Musk saying during a January earnings call the company was highly confident it would achieve full autonomy in 2021. The admission comes from a document of exchanges dated May 6 between the California Department of Motor Vehicles and CJ Moore, an Autopilot engineer working for Tesla, released via the legal transparency group PlainSite. Tesla indicated that Elon is extrapolating on the rates of improvement when speaking about [Level 5] capabilities, part of the memo from the DMV read. Tesla couldn t say if the rate of improvement would make it to L5 by end of calendar year.

SAE Level 2 Archives - The Truth About Cars

By Matt Posky on May 7, 2021 Back in January, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he remained confident that his company would be able to deliver a self-driving vehicle exceeding the capabilities of an average human pilot by the end of 2021. But this has become a tired excuse used almost reflexively by automakers for years, making the inevitable shifting of the goalpost so predictable that nobody even bothers to get upset anymore. Being lied to is just part of everyday living and the automotive sector is just one droplet in the overflowing bathtub of mendacity. Unfortunately, organizations continue making the mistake of expecting to be given the benefit of the doubt as they continue repeating the same fables. We know they’re working on solid-state batteries and autonomous cars, but they’re hitched to these unrealistic expectations and completely fabricated timelines that draw our focus while they engage in slimier practices on the sly. While holding them accountable is often easier sa

Tesla Confesses to California DMV Self-Driving Tech is Overhyped

Tesla Confesses to California DMV Self-Driving Tech is Overhyped Back in January, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he remained confident that his company would be able to deliver a self-driving vehicle exceeding the capabilities of an average human pilot by the end of 2021. But this has become a tired excuse used almost reflexively by automakers for years, making the inevitable shifting of the goalpost so predictable that nobody even bothers to get upset anymore. Being lied to is just part of everyday living and the automotive sector is just one droplet in the overflowing bathtub of mendacity. Unfortunately, organizations continue making the mistake of expecting to be given the benefit of the doubt as they continue repeating the same fables. We know they’re working on solid-state batteries and autonomous cars, but they’re hitched to these unrealistic expectations and completely fabricated timelines that draw our focus while they engage in slimier practices on the sly. While holding

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