“All Teslas will achieve full self-driving capability by 2020.”
The promise
Musk predicted full self-driving by 2020. As of 2025, Tesla’s FSD still requires driver supervision and is not legally autonomous.
“All Teslas will achieve full self-driving capability by 2020.”
Musk predicted full self-driving by 2020. As of 2025, Tesla’s FSD still requires driver supervision and is not legally autonomous.
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