Tesla Autopilot Launches in Hungary
- Although European customers could previously only look with envy as the supervised version of Tesla's self-driving system was already being used on the streets in North America, China,...
- Tesla announced on January 15th evening that it is launching its FSD demonstration program in Hungary, for which you can apply on the company's website here.
- Clicking (almost) doesn't make sense, as either the registration interface is bad or the message is true that all places are already filled.
Although European customers could previously only look with envy as the supervised version of Tesla’s self-driving system was already being used on the streets in North America, China, or Australia, last November, the opportunity opened up in a few selected European countries to at least test the system on test routes.
Now the program has reached our country.
are all tickets sold out?
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Tesla announced on January 15th evening that it is launching its FSD demonstration program in Hungary, for which you can apply on the company’s website here.
Clicking (almost) doesn’t make sense, as either the registration interface is bad or the message is true that all places are already filled.
Although we have no doubt that many people are interested in the opportunity and we do not know how many appointments were offered, it would be strange if all possibilities between January 19 and March 31 were filled in just a few hours.
Drivers around the world have already traveled more than 10 billion kilometers with Tesla’s self-driving system, but the software still officially requires supervision. Expectations are that this may change after the release of the 14.3 major version this year, which could happen within weeks.
Tesla shows self-driving with demo routes to European customers
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