#Autopilot

FSD • Mar 27, 2026

Tesla FSD ‘coming coon’ to Israel, says Transport Minister

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software is likely to be approved for public use in Israel, according to a statement from the country's Transport Minister. This marks a significant expansion of the FSD system outside of North America. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's continued global rollout of its advanced driver-assist technology, with Israel being a key next market.

FSD • Mar 25, 2026

Tesla faces another lawsuit in Australia over Full Self-Driving claims

Tesla is facing a new lawsuit in Australia alleging it misrepresented the capabilities of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software. The case centers on customers who paid significant sums for features that did not perform as advertised. This legal action highlights ongoing scrutiny and potential financial risks for Tesla regarding its autonomous driving claims.

Model 3/Y • Mar 23, 2026

B.C. Tesla Driver Ticketed After Appearing Asleep Behind the Wheel in Rush Hour Traffic

A Tesla driver in British Columbia was ticketed after police observed her appearing to be asleep at the wheel of her Model Y on a highway during rush hour. This incident highlights the misuse of Tesla's driver-assistance features, specifically Autopilot or Full Self-Driving, which are not designed to allow the driver to disengage. It serves as a critical reminder to owners that they must remain attentive and in control of the vehicle at all times, even when these systems are active.

FSD Europe • Mar 23, 2026

Tesla Autopilot and FSD: What French law actually says in case of an accident

French law clearly states that the driver remains legally responsible for the vehicle, even when using systems like Autopilot or Full Self-Driving. This means that in the event of an accident, the driver, not Tesla, would face potential liability and insurance claims. For owners and enthusiasts, this underscores the critical importance of maintaining constant supervision and readiness to take control of the vehicle at all times.

FSD • Mar 21, 2026

Elon Musk teases expectations for Tesla’s AI6 self-driving chip

Elon Musk has indicated that Tesla is progressing quickly toward finalizing the design of its next-generation AI6 self-driving chip. This signals Tesla's continued push to develop its own advanced hardware to power future autonomous driving capabilities. For owners and enthusiasts, this suggests more powerful and efficient self-driving technology could be on the horizon.

Latest • Mar 20, 2026

There's no sudden acceleration problem with Tesla, feds say

Federal regulators have closed an investigation into Tesla, finding no evidence of a manufacturing defect causing sudden unintended acceleration. However, a separate federal probe into Tesla's Autopilot system is expanding. This means owners are cleared on the acceleration issue, but scrutiny over the company's driver-assistance technology continues to intensify.

FSD • Mar 04, 2026

Tesla to discuss expansion of Samsung AI6 production plans: report

Tesla is reportedly in talks to significantly increase its order of Samsung-manufactured AI chips, nearly tripling its production capacity. This expansion is aimed at securing a larger supply of crucial hardware for Tesla's in-house artificial intelligence and Full Self-Driving development. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals a major acceleration in Tesla's ability to develop and deploy more advanced AI features for its vehicles.

Software Updates • Feb 24, 2026

Tesla looks to upgrade Matrix Headlights with new features

Tesla is planning a software upgrade to improve its Matrix Headlights. The update will enhance how the headlights handle highly reflective objects like road signs and will introduce a more refined, two-stage pixel dimming system. This means owners can expect safer, more precise automatic high-beam performance.

FSD • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla Takes California DMV to Court to Overturn ‘False Advertising’ Ruling

Tesla is suing the California DMV to reverse a ruling that accused the company of false advertising, primarily related to its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving claims. This legal challenge represents a significant escalation in Tesla's ongoing dispute with regulators over how it markets its driver-assistance systems. The outcome could impact the terminology Tesla is allowed to use and shape future regulatory scrutiny of its technology.

FSD • Feb 19, 2026

Tesla admits it still needs drivers and remote operators — then argues that’s better than Waymo

Tesla has admitted its current "Robotaxi" service still requires both in-car drivers and remote human operators. The company argues this supervised approach is more reliable than Waymo's fully driverless system. This reveals a significant gap between Tesla's current capabilities and a truly autonomous taxi service.

FSD • Feb 18, 2026

Robotaxis wreck 4x more than humans, and at least one Tesla wants to swim

New data indicates Tesla's Robotaxis are involved in crashes at a rate over four times higher than human drivers. This comes alongside reports of a significant sales decline in China and an incident where a Tesla appeared to drive toward a lake. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents a week of concerning setbacks for Tesla's autonomous driving technology and market performance.

FSD • Feb 06, 2026

Cybercar or Cybercab? Why Tesla is Multiplying Names for its Future Robotaxi

Tesla has urgently filed trademarks for "Cybercar" and "Cybervehicle" due to unexpected legal and regulatory hurdles in the United States. This suggests the company's planned robotaxi may be launched under different names depending on the state. For owners and enthusiasts, this indicates Tesla is adapting its strategy to navigate complex local regulations for its future autonomous vehicle.