Videos showing the beta version of a full-fledged autopilot for Tesla electric cars appeared on the network

Yesterday, Elon Musk announced the start of beta testing of the full-fledged FSD (Full Self-Driving) autopilot for

Tesla cars and today the first details and videos demonstrating the technology have appeared online.

What is known

Information and video shared by one of the ownersTesla Model 3 under the username @brandonee916, who was lucky enough to be included in the limited list of beta testers. As you can see in the videos, the engineers didn’t just add a new mode to the car’s system, but completely redesigned the software interface and navigation.

The car scans objects around itself and recognizes markings, signs, traffic lights, cars on the side of the road, pedestrians and much more.

The interface does not look as beautiful as before, but this is clearly a matter of time. You can also see that the car without a driver is driving quite slowly, which is logical.

By the way, Elon Musk stated back in 2015 thatTesla cars will be able to drive without drivers in a few years. In recent months, he has often teased the technology and boasted that it will be at the maximum level.

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