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Tesla officially launches Cybertruck
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James May finally drives the Tesla Cybertruck
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MotorWeek first drive of the Cybertruck
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Ahmed is my fave YouTube mechanic for all things Lexus. He's recently branched out into doing car reviews from a mechanic's perspective.
This sounds pretty fair.
This sounds pretty fair.
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Cybertruck finally gets Tesla's FSD, but there's a catch
Cybertruck, the electric vehicle that looks like it rolled straight out of a science fiction film, is finally receiving a long-awaited feature: Tesla's ambitiously named Full Self-Driving (FSD) software. This comes nearly a year after the first Cybertrucks hit the road in November 2023, leaving early adopters wondering when they'd get to experience the advanced driver-assist system.
The Cybertruck's unique design presented challenges for Tesla in adapting its FSD software, which relies on a suite of cameras to navigate roads. Unlike Tesla's Model 3 and Model Y, which share similar dimensions and sensor placements, the Cybertruck required significant software modifications to accommodate its unconventional shape and size.
Initially, Tesla sold the Cybertruck with the promise of FSD capability, but with a caveat: the software would be activated at a later date. Now, that time has finally arrived, albeit with a catch. Only a select group of Cybertruck owners enrolled in Tesla's early access program have received the FSD update, leaving many others still waiting. Thankfully, Tesla has indicated that a wider release is planned in the coming weeks.
The update, labeled FSD 12.5.5, is the latest version of the software and allows the Cybertruck to navigate roads with minimal driver intervention. However, it's important to note that FSD is still considered a Level 2 driver-assist system, meaning drivers must remain attentive and ready to take control at any moment.
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Cybertruck, the electric vehicle that looks like it rolled straight out of a science fiction film, is finally receiving a long-awaited feature: Tesla's ambitiously named Full Self-Driving (FSD) software. This comes nearly a year after the first Cybertrucks hit the road in November 2023, leaving early adopters wondering when they'd get to experience the advanced driver-assist system.
The Cybertruck's unique design presented challenges for Tesla in adapting its FSD software, which relies on a suite of cameras to navigate roads. Unlike Tesla's Model 3 and Model Y, which share similar dimensions and sensor placements, the Cybertruck required significant software modifications to accommodate its unconventional shape and size.
Initially, Tesla sold the Cybertruck with the promise of FSD capability, but with a caveat: the software would be activated at a later date. Now, that time has finally arrived, albeit with a catch. Only a select group of Cybertruck owners enrolled in Tesla's early access program have received the FSD update, leaving many others still waiting. Thankfully, Tesla has indicated that a wider release is planned in the coming weeks.
The update, labeled FSD 12.5.5, is the latest version of the software and allows the Cybertruck to navigate roads with minimal driver intervention. However, it's important to note that FSD is still considered a Level 2 driver-assist system, meaning drivers must remain attentive and ready to take control at any moment.
Cybertruck finally gets Tesla's FSD, but there's a catch
Tesla's Cybertruck has finally received its long-awaited Full Self-Driving software, but initially, only a select group of early access owners will have access to the advanced driver-assist system.
www.arenaev.com
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