Elon Musk: Tesla set to roll out enhanced Auto-Pilot update coming December 2016.
Tesla set to roll out enhanced auto pilot update set for mid December, 2016. Elon Musk, Tesla founder and CEO revealed that enhanced auto pilot update for Model S will be unveiled in December, 2016. More precisely mid-December. This was revealed when a model S owner inquired about the auto pilot roll out.
about three weeks and it will get rolled out incrementally in monthly releases
— Buff Mage (@elonmusk) November 27, 2016
Always on max temperature setting, New radar and other cool features comes with model S and X whose version is 8.0 from earlier Tesla’s release. With the new update of 8.1 coming forth, the vehicle is set to achieve top rated level 5 autonomy. This rating is considered safer compared to vehicles operated by human drivers.
The Tesla Model continues to add more functionality and other features to their vehicle models through OTA updates similar to the type we see on Smart phones as opposed to normal traditional vehicles. All this advantages and abilities of the Tesla Model can be attributed to the high processing computing power, slew ultrasonic sensors which directs the vehicle to drive by itself and 8 cameras.
Elon Musk: Tesla set to roll out enhanced Auto-Pilot update coming December 2016.
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