The cumulative mileage of Tesla Motors FSD has reached 1 billion miles. Elon Musk congratulated him and said in another post: “It won’t be long before Tesla’s FSD range exceeds 10 billion miles.”
Tesla FSD stands for Full Self-Drive, which means “full self-driving capability.” Tesla Musk said that FSD Beta is developing very rapidly and will be 10 times safer than human drivers in the future.
Tesla’s autonomous driving products can be divided into 3 categories, including AP, EAP and FSD. Among them, AP is the most basic version, and EAP adds functions such as smartphone summoning, automatic parking, and NOA to enhance assisted driving. Currently, these two categories of products can be used in China. The former is free and the latter is priced at 32,000 RMB. The highest level of FSD mainly includes navigation assisted driving (NOA), automatic lane changing, automatic parking, smart summon, traffic signal recognition, automatic steering on urban roads (based on navigation routes) and other functions. It is currently only available in North America and priced in the United States. It is US$15,000 (currently about 109,000 RMB), or US$199 per month (currently about 1,441 RMB).
Tesla has introduced what Tesla Musk has been touting as “end-to-end neural networks” since FSD v12, which means that the car’s control logic is now handled by neural networks rather than code written by programmers, which is touted as “Game-changing technology”.
Tesla Musk also said that FSD updates containing three important improvements will be pushed to users approximately every two weeks in the future. As a result, by the end of April or early May, FSD will have made a significant leap forward.
According to Tesla Musk’s estimates, biweekly updates mean Tesla will release 26 FSD versions each year, which may even exceed the total number of the past four years. Such frequent updates will bring 78 major improvements to FSD each year. .
