In its latest Wall Street Journal interview, Tesla CEO Elon Musk says that autonomous car technologies will be available in five or six years. In addition, the safety of these self-propelled vehicles will be 10 times higher than that of human-driven vehicles.
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California-based automakers are still working on the concept of object identification, one of the biggest obstacles to self-propelled cars before they hit the market. Tesla also plans to work with third parties to provide the necessary electronic components.
Earlier this year, Elon Musk also shared with Tirela that Tesla will be involved in the development of self-propelled cars with Google and hopes Tesla will be the first company to introduce a fully self-propelled vehicle. complete function. Here, Musk also clarifies that Tesla will not follow the idea of a self-driving car (self driving ) as Google developed over the years.
Its future self-propelled cars will feature autopilot autopilot (a function widely used on the aircraft), while still allowing the driver to intervene when needed. This means autopilot will only work for a period of time, not full time, like Google's self-propelled car.
Although it is anticipated that Tesla's first self-propelled vehicles will be ready by 2020, Elon Musk does not rule out the possibility that the process of legalization and the issuance of rules relating to self-propelled vehicles will be time-consuming. The official launch has been delayed for several more years.
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