On Friday morning, Musk revealed Tesla may expand FSD beta to Canada this weekend, after revealing, “we’ve had about 60 or so cars testing internally in Canada.”
In November 2021, Musk said “maybe December” when asked about FSD beta’s arrival in Canada. He said “no guarantees” and said the reason for the delay was due to lots of “incremental testing and code tweaks for different road system in Canada.”
Tesla will likely cautiously roll out the Autopilot add-on to those with the highest Safety Scores, determined by an owner’s driving habits, similar to its launch in the United States. Musk’s latest update doesn’t sound hopeful for FSD beta expansion
Tesla CEO Elon Musk isn’t exactly rattled by Nvidia’s latest push into autonomous driving — and he made that clear in a candid exchange on X this week. Following Nvidia’s unveiling of Alpamayo, a new end-to-end autonomous driving AI, on Monday, speculation quickly spread online that Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) had finally met a worthy […]
Elon Musk recently sat down with Peter Diamandis and Dave Blundin at Gigafactory Texas for a wide-ranging, three-hour deep dive into the future of technology. Filmed last month, the discussion touched on everything from artificial intelligence to space exploration, providing a rare look at what the Tesla and SpaceX CEO expects for the year ahead. […]
Tesla has quietly made a meaningful tweak to how new drivers experience Full Self-Driving (Supervised), and it’s one that should immediately feel more approachable — and arguably safer — for first-timers. As first spotted by Not a Tesla App, Tesla’s updated Owner’s Manual for the 2025 Holiday Update, software version 2025.44, confirms that the default […]
