FSD

Tesla seeks Autopilot “vehicle operators” in Australia in step towards Full Self Driving

Tesla seeks Autopilot “vehicle operators” in Australia in step towards Full Self Driving

Tesla hires for Autopilot vehicle data collection roles in Australia indicating the start of potential FSD testing on our roads.
Tesla FSD on its way to Europe as Test Operators hiring spree begins

Tesla FSD on its way to Europe as Test Operators hiring spree begins

Tesla has started hiring test operators for “Autopilot” testing in Europe suggesting full-self driving heading to owners outside of the US.
Tesla to increase Full Self-Driving price to $US15,000

Tesla to increase Full Self-Driving price to $US15,000

The cost of Tesla’s premium driver-assistance system, Full Self-Driving, is being bumped up to $US15,000.
Tesla adds Enhanced Autopilot option for Australia and other markets

Tesla adds Enhanced Autopilot option for Australia and other markets

Tesla adds Enhanced Autopilot, a mid-range advanced driver-assist offering for drivers in Australia and other markets.
Musk reveals when Tesla full self-driving beta may reach Australia

Musk reveals when Tesla full self-driving beta may reach Australia

CEO Elon Musk responds to local Tesla vlogger about the timing of Tesla FSD beta for right-hand drive markets like Australia.
Tesla expands radar-free Autopilot to Australia and New Zealand

Tesla expands radar-free Autopilot to Australia and New Zealand

Tesla Vision – the EV maker’s camera-based Autopilot feature which transitions away from radars – is being extended to Australia and New Zealand.
Elon Musk sets new target for self-driving EVs by end 2022

Elon Musk sets new target for self-driving EVs by end 2022

Musk says Tesla to have one million self-driving users by end 2022.
Tesla recalls 54,000 models with FSD Beta for “rolling stop” functionality

Tesla recalls 54,000 models with FSD Beta for “rolling stop” functionality

Tesla recalls nearly 54,000 models fitted with the company’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) due to “rolling stop” functionality that NHTSA claims “can increase the risk of a crash.”