Tesla recently began rolling out its 2024.26.11 software update today for the Cybertruck, which now brings the company’s Vision Park Assist.
According to Tesla, the Vision Park Assist feature displays a “high fidelity 3D representation of the world around your vehicle, including the proximity and shape of nearby objects, barriers, vehicles and painted road markings.
The feature includes audible feedback that can be turned on, by going to Controls > Safety > Park Assist Chimes.
The Cybertruck has a bumper camera so it’s the first Tesla to get Vision Park Assist. This is not Autopark where parking spots show up on visualization and you can tap for the car to park by itself.
Chuck Cook today shared a video detailing Vision Park Assist on the Cybertruck. Check it out below. The visualizations are not exactly perfect right now, but it’s a start it seems.
Here is a quick video in the driveway with a first peek at the @cybertruck Vision Park Assist. I will be making a full video later today, please provide ideas on what would be good to see. Enjoy! @Tesla_AI pic.twitter.com/o1ywaSl2AV
— Chuck Cook (@chazman) August 25, 2024
Tesla recently announced Full Self-Driving will land on the Cybertruck in September.
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