Take a Ride in a Fully Autonomous Tesla Today [Video]

Take a Ride in a Fully Autonomous Tesla Today [Video]

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Ever wanted your own self-driving car? You can buy one today—but it may be a while until it officially becomes your personal chauffeur. Tesla recently announced that all vehicles currently in production have full self-driving hardware pre-installed. To illustrate, they released a video from the driver’s perspective “behind the wheel” of a self-driving Tesla in action. While private companies make headlines publicly testing fully autonomous vehicles, no one has yet offered a product anybody can... read more




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November 6, 2016 at 02:00AM

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