Tesla's self-driving city street feature debuts in the U.S.
News on September 5th, Tesla recently announced that they have significantly reduced the fully automatic driving assistance system (Full Self-Driving (FSD for short), reducing the price to $12,000 and canceling the Autosteer on City function "Coming soon" logo on Streets. This news is undoubtedly an eye-catching breakthrough for many Tesla owners and technology enthusiasts.
According to the editor’s understanding, the urban street autonomous driving function has always been listed as “coming soon.” However, the latest update surprised users to find that this function has now been officially launched. The launch of this urban street autonomous driving function marks that Tesla vehicles will be able to achieve autonomous driving in complex urban road environments, bringing a huge improvement to the driving experience.
# However, it’s worth noting that the city street self-driving feature is currently only available in the United States. Tesla's configurator for the Chinese market shows that FSD's functions include automatic assisted navigation driving and lane changes, but enhanced Autopilot, traffic light and stop sign recognition, and urban street automatic driving functions have not yet been launched in China. Although Chinese users have high hopes for Tesla's fully autonomous driving technology, these advanced features have not yet been launched in the Chinese market.
Tesla’s FSD is priced at RMB 64,000 in the Chinese market. Although the price is relatively high, it has still been favored by some users due to its powerful autonomous driving function and the influence of the Tesla brand. recognized. However, with the price reduction of FSD and the launch of autonomous driving functions on urban streets, Tesla's competitiveness in the Chinese market is expected to further improve.
Overall, Tesla’s fully autonomous driving technology continues to improve, and its price reduction and feature expansion will undoubtedly attract more users to devote themselves to the future of autonomous driving. We will continue to pay attention to Tesla’s innovation trends around the world.
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