Tesla self-driving software update begins rollout though company says to use with caution
accidents involving Teslas, including some that were in Autopilot mode.
In the wake of those incidents, federal transportation officials have said Tesla has done an inadequate job of monitoring drivers to make sure they are engaged and also has permitted the Autopilot feature to be used on roads where it’s not suitable.
Tesla also reportedly began activating the in-car camera in its vehicles in May to keep track of attentiveness when drivers use the partially self-driving technology.
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The new software update has been touted for the past three years with Elon Musk, Tesla’s founder, repeatedly saying it was on its way, reports say.