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Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software is slated to gain the ability to detect and avoid potholes, according to recent statements by CEO Elon Musk. This capability, if implemented as described, would represent a significant advancement in the system's real-world driving performance. Potholes pose a consistent challenge for all vehicles, impacting ride quality and potentially causing damage, and autonomous systems are expected to navigate such road imperfections effectively.
The announcement echoes similar predictions made by Musk in 2019 regarding FSD's pothole avoidance features. At the time, such a capability was presented as an imminent enhancement. The repeated emphasis on this particular functionality highlights the ongoing development efforts within Tesla's FSD program and the company's stated goal of achieving a fully autonomous driving experience that can handle diverse road hazards.
“Tesla FSD can soon avoid potholes, says Elon Musk who said exactly that in 2019”
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