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Tesla Hits the Brakes on 'Autopilot' in California to Dodge Sales Suspension Pothole!

In a strategic pivot, Tesla dodged a 30-day license suspension in California by halting the use of 'Autopilot' in its vehicle marketing. This move comes after the California DMV ruled that Tesla's terminology and claims around its Advanced Driver Assistance Systems were misleading. By rebranding and clarifying the necessity of driver supervision, Tesla ensures smooth operations in a pivotal market.

Feb 18

Tesla Hits the Brakes on 'Autopilot' in California to Dodge Sales Suspension Pothole!

Tesla's Bold Move: Autopilot Out, TACC In for 2026!

Tesla has shocked the automotive world by dropping its standard Autopilot feature for new vehicles in the US and Canada. Instead, drivers get the basic Traffic-Aware Cruise Control. This move aligns with Tesla's new focus on developing and promoting its Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities via subscriptions or limited-time purchases. The change, effective January 2026, reflects regulatory pressures and a push for continuous revenue. Here's what you need to know about this game-changer!

Jan 25

Tesla's Bold Move: Autopilot Out, TACC In for 2026!

Tesla FSD v14 Bags 2026 Best Tech Award, Surges Ahead in ADAS Race!

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) Supervised v14 wins the 2026 MotorTrend Best Tech Award for Driver Assistance, overturning past criticisms. With improved performance and innovative camera-only technology, FSD v14 outshines competitors, marking a significant industry shift. Will this lead to rapid advancements in autonomous driving?

Jan 14

Tesla FSD v14 Bags 2026 Best Tech Award, Surges Ahead in ADAS Race!

Tesla's Full Self-Driving Shifts Gears: Subscription Only Post-2026

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announces a bold change: Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature will pivot to a subscription-only model after February 14, 2026. Say goodbye to the hefty $8,000 one-time fee as FSD embraces a $99/month plan. This strategic shift aims to align legal and market demands while democratizing access to FSD.

Jan 14

Tesla's Full Self-Driving Shifts Gears: Subscription Only Post-2026

South Korean Politician's Praises Shine Spotlight on Tesla's Full Self-Driving Tech!

A prominent South Korean politician has hailed Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology after taking a demonstration ride in Seoul. The praise is expected to influence public perception and potentially regulatory decisions in South Korea, amidst global debates on the future of autonomous vehicles.

Dec 19

South Korean Politician's Praises Shine Spotlight on Tesla's Full Self-Driving Tech!

Tesla Crashes into Palm Tree: Autopilot Under Fire Again in Miami Beach Incident

A Tesla vehicle crashed into a palm tree outside a Miami Beach restaurant, raising concerns over the safety of Tesla's Autopilot system. The ongoing investigation aims to uncover whether the crash was due to human error or a technical malfunction. No injuries were reported, but the incident adds fuel to the debate over autonomous driving technology.

Oct 14

Tesla Crashes into Palm Tree: Autopilot Under Fire Again in Miami Beach Incident

Tesla's New Autosteer Update Revamps Safety with Turn Signal Sync

Tesla’s latest over-the-air update for the Autosteer feature in the Model 3 and Model Y introduces a significant change: disengaging the driver assistance system when turn signals are activated. This update addresses previous concerns of conflicting steering during lane changes, aligning with user feedback to enhance safety and control. Emphasizing the continual refinement of Tesla’s Autopilot and Full Self-Driving systems, this enhancement underscores Tesla's commitment to improving driver assistance technology while maintaining required driver engagement.

Oct 8

Tesla's New Autosteer Update Revamps Safety with Turn Signal Sync

Tesla Advocates for Using FSD to Combat Driver Fatigue

In a bold move, Tesla now suggests sleepy drivers should use its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system to enhance safety and reduce fatigue. While FSD assists in easing driving workloads, drivers must remain vigilant and supervise the system. This strategy highlights Tesla's push for advanced driver safety solutions amidst evolving automotive tech landscapes.

Sep 29

Tesla Advocates for Using FSD to Combat Driver Fatigue

Tesla’s Major Shift in 'Full Self-Driving' Definitions Leaves Consumers Dazed and Confused

Tesla has altered its definition of 'Full Self-Driving,' stepping back from promises of unsupervised autonomy. The once-anticipated Level 5 autonomy now sits under 'supervised' driving, demanding continuous driver attention. This rebranding has left many $15,000 FSD buyers questioning their purchase, while also attracting legal and safety scrutiny. With evolving definitions and unmet technological hurdles, Tesla grapples with aligning its ambitious vision with current reality.

Sep 8

Tesla’s Major Shift in 'Full Self-Driving' Definitions Leaves Consumers Dazed and Confused

Elon Tones It Down: Tesla's 'Less Nag' Full Self-Driving Update Pending

Elon Musk's recent comments mark a shift towards caution as Tesla gears up to roll out a major 'less nag' update to its Full Self-Driving software. Set to land shortly, this update promises substantial improvements in handling rare conditions and 10x more parameters, yet it won't deliver fully unsupervised driving just yet. Despite previous promises, truly driverless Tesla cars still appear to be on a distant horizon, now anticipated around 2027. Musk's realistic pivot acknowledges ongoing regulatory and technical challenges, but promises a smoother ride with fewer nags in the meantime.

Aug 13

Elon Tones It Down: Tesla's 'Less Nag' Full Self-Driving Update Pending