As we reported earlier this week, Tesla has started to release advanced driver-assist features sold under its Full Self-Driving (FSD) package in China. The feature is called “Autopilot automatic ...

Or does it? According to Not a Tesla App, it’s unclear whether the version of FSD that Tesla is offering in China is the same as the one available in North America. For one thing, it’s not ...

One year later than rumored, Tesla finally started public testing of FSD in China. Although the version rolling out to Chinese customers is FSD V13.2.6, Tesla doesn't call it "Full Self-Driving." ...

Tesla FSD 13.2.X seems to get pretty good reviews even with a lot of snow and ice on the road. There were some issues with getting to close to curbs which were covered with snow. This driver felt good ...

Tesla FSD (Full Self Driving version 13.2.6) has been localized to China using only internet driving videos of driving in China. Previously it was believed that Tesla would need to be able to send a ...

NTU Faisalabad, Government College University (GCU) Faisalabad, University of Okara and GCU Lahore. Participants raised slogans in favour of their demands. FAPUASA Central President Dr Amjad Abbas ...

Investing.com -- New vehicle launches and the rollout of the Full Self-Driving (FSD) solution could act as key growth catalysts for Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) in the coming months, according to ...

The new features are limited to customers who paid for FSD. In China, it is priced at 64,000 yuan above the purchase price of the vehicle. It is unclear how many vehicle owners have paid for the ...

Tesla Inc. is readying a software update for customers in China to offer driver-assistance capabilities similar to those marketed as Full Self-Driving in the US, according to a person familiar ...

Tesla Inc. has started rolling out a software update for customers in China that enables driver-assistance capabilities similar to those marketed as Full Self-Driving in the US. The update, which ...

Tesla (TSLA) is readying a software update for customers in China to offer driver-assistance capabilities similar to those marketed as Full Self-Driving in the U.S., Bloomberg’s Haze Fan reports.