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Most car companies that get letters from NHTSA tend to be agreeable and collaborative towards the agency’s requests. Tesla showed that’s not how it intends to behave with a simple tweet. Hours after news about NHTSA’s questions related to the software update 2021.24.12 emerged, it tweeted that “safety will continue to improve via over-the-air updates.” That’s a clear challenge to NHTSA’s concerns.

Tesla stock takes a hit this week after the NHTSA announced that it is conducting a formal safety probe into the Tesla Autopilot driver assistance system.

Tesla launches Full Self-Driving subscription service 19 July 2021 12:53 pm / 0 comments After much anticipation, Tesla has officially launched its Full Self-Driving subscription package, which is priced at USD199 (RM839) per month for cars with the Basic Autopilot package, or USD99 (RM417) for those with the now discontinued Enhanced Autopilot package. The new subscription service is an alternative to the one-time payment of USD10,000 (RM42,180) that Tesla charges for FSD, which adds more driver-assist features to the standard Autopilot system. These include Navigate on Autopilot, Auto L...

Pour 199 dollars (hors taxes) par mois, il est désormais possible pour les conducteurs américains d’expérimenter des fonctionnalités telles que la navigation avec le pilote automatique ou le changement de voie automatique. L’abonnement comprend également le stationnement automatique, le Smart Summon et le contrôle des feux et des panneaux de signalisation. Bientôt, l’abonnement comprendra aussi la conduite automatique en ville. Votre Tesla doit d’abord être compatible pour pouvoir s’abonner Toutes les Tesla en circulation ne sont pas directement compatibles avec l’abonnem...

Tesla owners can now get 'FSD' premium driver assistance for $199 per month CNBC 17 hrs ago Lora Kolodny Tesla is now offering some customers a way to subscribe and pay a monthly fee instead of $10,000 up-front for their premium driver assistance features. Marketed as Full Self-Driving capability, or 'FSD' by Tesla, the driver assistance system does not make Tesla electric vehicles safe for use without an attentive driver at the wheel. Owners must have Tesla's newest computer, known as Hardware 3, in order to subscribe to the new FSD offering. An upgrade costs about $1,500...