📹 First videos of Tesla's Full-Self Driving beta - see the revolution

📹 First videos of Tesla's Full-Self Driving beta - see the revolution

Excited Tesla owners test the Full-Self Driving beta software. The roll-out will provide Tesla with lots of data that it will use to upgrade and make the software better continually.

Mathias Sundin
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The significant upgrade of Tesla's autopilot, Full-Self Driving, FSD, started to roll out to a few selected people last night, and now we have the first videos.

By the way, Tesla also last night recorded record profits, production and deliveries for Q3.

First some really excited Tesla owners turning on FSD for the very first time.

And a video when they have calmed down (a bit) and the car stops and then takes a left turn in an intersection.

Here another Tesla owner showing the display as the car drives along.

Elon Musk has said they will do the roll-out of the beta really slow, and if everything goes right, it will be ready for wide release at the end of the year.

The beta test provides Tesla with lots of data to upgrade and make the software better. Similar to how Google Search always gets better because of billions of searches every day.

Update on October 23

Tesla Raj shared this video with more clips and his experience in the car.

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