While Tesla has held back its main new Autopilot feature with the release of version 9, it has still deployed a new neural net for Autopilot and according to a new analysis, it is a massively bigger neural net with impressive new capabilities.
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I have a 2012 Tesla Model S Signature P85 and it just got a whole new user interface with new features almost 6 years after hitting the street.
With its new version 9 firmware update rolling out this week, Tesla is proving again that its software approach is putting the user experience of other automakers to shame.
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With the launch of the version 9 software update, Tesla is introducing its new dashcam feature, but as we reported, it has quite a few limitations compared to an average aftermarket dashcam.
Now Elon Musk says that Tesla will improve on it with more Autopilot cameras and parking mode.
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As Elon Musk confirmed earlier today, Tesla is starting to roll out its version 9 software update, but it is pulling ‘Navigate on Autopilot’ for now.
Along with the software update, Tesla is teasing some of its new features via quick videos on Twitter.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk says that the automaker is starting the wide release of its highly anticipated version 9 software update ‘now’, but they are pulling ‘Navigate on Autopilot, which is arguably the most important feature as part of the update.
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Right now, there are tens of thousands of Tesla owners anxiously waiting to get that notification “a new software update is available” on their mobile app or inside their cars.
Tesla has now expanded the early access program to the highly-anticipated version 9 update and Elon Musk says that the new firmware is ‘almost ready’.
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Tesla is gradually rolling out its new version 9 update, which includes several new Autopilot improvements and features.
It’s giving us the chance to see more of the new Autopilot capabilities at work, including the new ‘Mad Max’ mode on ‘Navigate on Autopilot’.
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With its new version 9 software, Tesla is releasing its first major new Autopilot feature in a long time: Navigate on Autopilot.
Now we get to see the new feature at work for the first time.
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In our latest look at the new firmware, we’re now exploring how Tesla Autopilot on Version 9 works: anything from Mad Max mode to path planning and more.
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We are gradually learning more about Tesla’s version 9 software update as the automaker is slowly rolling it out to more owners.
Now we get a quick Tesla version 9 video walkthrough of the new firmware in a Model S and a look at the Atari video game Easter Eggs.
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Tesla is currently rolling out its new version 9.0 software update to early access owners.
Now we are taking a look at all of the new features you get depending on what vehicle (Model 3, Model S, or Model X) and what generation of those vehicles you have, as well as where the vehicle is located.
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Earlier today, we got our first look at Tesla’s new version 9 software update on Model 3, but it didn’t have the promised dashcam feature using Autopilot cameras.
Now we’ve got our first look at how it works thanks to an Electrek source.
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We have already seen an early version of Tesla’s upcoming Version 9 update on a Model S, but the version is going to be a bit different on Model 3.
Now we get a first look at Tesla’s new version 9 software update on Model 3.
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Tesla is about to release its biggest software update in 2 years, which should also include significant Autopilot improvements.
CEO Elon Musk now says that they are aiming to release the highly anticipated version 9 update by the ‘end of the week’.
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Tesla’s version 9 software update is expected to be the automaker’s most extensive update in two years and recent leaks showed that it appears to be behind in the development process.
We have learned that the update is finally getting closer to release with a look at the latest build with new features and fixes, including Tesla fixing one of the biggest issues with Model 3’s navigation UI.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk is adding another feature to the upcoming version 9 software update: a ‘fade mode’ for a minimalist look with only essential info, like speed, displayed on the screens.
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We are starting to get a better idea of Tesla’s upcoming version 9 software update following the leak of an early build earlier this week.
Now Electrek has learned a few more details including what the mysterious Autopilot ‘Drive On Nav’ feature actually does.
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As we reported earlier this week, Tesla appears to be behind on the development of its version 9 software update.
Now CEO Elon Musk says that they are aiming to release the software update “toward the end of the month.”
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Over the past few months, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been talking about a new vehicle software update called version 9, which is supposed to be the automaker’s biggest update in about 2 years.
Today we take our first look at Tesla’s version 9 software update with new UI, features, and more.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has started gradually releasing information about the automaker’s next important over-the-air software update this week.
Today, Musk confirmed that it will come with a new user interface.
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