Tesla Cybertrucks Are Getting Full Self-Driving

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A specific group of Tesla Cybertruck models get the feature currently referred to as Full Self-Driving (Supervised) activated by Tesla.

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The carmaker has enabled FSD in a particular group of the Cybertruck vehicle population, with the current version 12.5.5 being deployed to the electric trucks.

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Version 12.5.5 includes driver attention monitoring, as well as other minor enhancements.

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At a point in the future, other automakers such as Audi, Volvo, and Polestar may provide eyes-off SAE Level 3 systems in the United States.

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It is expected that Tesla will reveal what it considers a robotaxi, which is generally referred to as an SAE Level 4 car.

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