During Tesla’s 2023 Investor Day, the company shared some details about its next gen vehicle and manufacturing. But we also learned some stats about Full Self-Driving beta.
According to Tesla, FSD beta offers “higher safety”. For the first time, we are learning about collision data with FSD beta.
Tesla vehicles using FSD beta saw 1 collision per 3.2 million miles driven. Compared to the U.S. average of 1 collision within 500,000 miles driven.
As it stands, there are roughly 400,000 customers in Canada and the U.S. with FSD beta purchased.
“In the last 12 months, a Tesla with FSD Beta engaged experienced an airbag-deployed crash about every 3.2 M miles, which is ~5x safer than the most recently available US average of 0.6M miles/police-reported crash,” said Tesla today.
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