The Tesla FSD Beta, a beta version of Tesla's fully autonomous driving system, is planned to be available on a large scale as early as the end of this year, and to date, more than 100,000 members are helping Tesla improve its usage specifications and performance needs (Musk recently said in an interview with TED 2022 host Chris Anderson).
Musk in the fourth quarter of 2021 earnings call, Tesla can achieve L4 level autonomous driving as early as this year, and Tesla will be committed to developing a system that can surpass humans in the driving field, according to Tesla because people are often distracted, tired or affected by various emotions, this goal is not difficult to achieve, therefore, Tesla strives for higher standards, which also requires long-term and hard work.
According to Tesla's previous report in the fourth quarter of 2021, nearly 60,000 cars in the United States are using FSD Beta, Tesla is gradually improving its system by continuously improving it, and Tesla's statement at the time also proved that Tesla FSD requires fewer and fewer manual interventions per mile, and its upgrade and improvement rate is getting higher and higher. Musk also said at a recent event that "in the coming months, there will be several profound improvements to the FSD, and I will be shocked if we can't achieve fully autonomous driving this year that is safer than humans." ”
Compared to the figures released in January, the 100,000 test members reflect the nearly 67% growth behind Tesla's autopilot, and this rate of expansion also shows that people are increasingly confident in the safety and security of its products, Tesla has now begun to expand its FSD beta testing program in Canada, and they expect to start testing on European roads this year, fully autonomous driving as a highly anticipated and desirable technology, we will also follow its development with great interest.