Tesla hacker ‘green’ has shared an image of what Tesla’s upcoming Autopilot visualizations will look like of the company’s own fleet of vehicles, confirming what CEO Elon Musk announced last month.
“It looks like Tesla is planning (already doing?) display of (recognized) Tesla cars on autopilot cars visualization as such. Keep your eye on it?” said @greentheonly. The image shared shows images for Model S, Model 3, Model X and Model Y.
It looks like Tesla is planning (already doing?) display of (recognized) Tesla cars on autopilot cars visualization as such. Keep your eye on it?
Also no models yet but coming later:
Ambulance, Fire truck, Police car and "construction" pic.twitter.com/pdnJVV8Dwz— green (@greentheonly) August 9, 2020
One other find by ‘green’ is “Also no models yet but coming later: Ambulance, Fire truck, Police car and “construction””, which was not mentioned previously by Musk.
Yeah. Display will also soon render Teslas specifically as their model & color instead of as a generic sedan/SUV. Has potential for a fun punch buggy sort of game.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 30, 2020
Back on July 29, 2020, Musk replied to @WholeMarsBlog in regards to Tesla Cybertruck visualizations in Autopilot to say, “Yeah. Display will also soon render Teslas specifically as their model & color instead of as a generic sedan/SUV. Has potential for a fun punch buggy sort of game.”
The image shared today by ‘green’ shows us a first look at what the visualization of Tesla’s fleet will look like, albeit not in color as indicated by Musk.
