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In a response on Twitter, Elon mentioned that FSD 12 will lose the ‘beta’ tag. This likely means that Tesla will continue refining FSD Beta 11 until they are satisfied with its stability and reliability.
Elon stated that Smart Auto Wiper will be released in approximately three weeks, and what he humorously referred to as “Actually Smart Summon” (ASS) will follow one to two months later. Honestly, I can’t remember the last time I used Smart Summon; I’m hopeful that the “Actually Smart” version will live up to its name 😀
I think Cybertruck’s tonneau cover is beautiful. I do hope it’s well-tested and designed for longevity.
In a new photo released this week, we can see that the charging port of the Cybertruck is placed directly on the trim on top of the rear wheel. Redditors have been debating whether this is a brilliant idea or a really dumb one. Some defend the positioning as a much cheaper part to replace than other parts of the vehicle, while others worry that it might accumulate a lot of ice and mud in the winter. What do you think?
According to Pepsi, the Tesla Semi can travel up to 425 miles on a single charge while pulling a 45,000-pound trailer.
Our friends at Teslascope have compiled a Twitter thread about the rumored Model 3 redesign, snippets of which we’ve shared in this newsletter:
The timeline and method of the new Model 3’s launch remain unclear.
According to Chinese media sources, Tesla’s Project Highland, which we recently discussed, might be confirmed as early as next month, with the first deliveries expected in September. Personally, at this point, I prefer to keep my excitement in check in case it doesn’t happen.
We were aware that the HW4 cameras offered four times the resolution of the previous cameras, and after viewing this picture, it’s clear that the image they produce is significantly crisper.
As Tesla fan I find myself sometimes having to remember what are all those acronyms, here is a list of the ones you can find in this issue.
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