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Tesla Cybertruck is getting Tesla Vision Park Assist feature
Tesla is rolling out a new software update for Cybertruck with version 2024.26.11 and it comes with a vision park assist feature. This electric pickup truck was delivered in late December and since then, the company has been increasing delivery output to improve sales.
Despite being present in the user interface, Cybertruck owners cannot use Full Self Driving (FSD) capabilities. However, this step seems to be the first step for FSD to enter Cyebrtruck.
The screen displays a high-fidelity 3D visualization of the vehicle. That includes the proximity and shape of nearby objects, vehicles, barriers, and painted road markings.
The feature can be used with or without audible feedback. To enable chimes go to Controls > Safety > Park Assist Chimes. However, you are required to remain attentive throughout parking and take control to avoid obstacles.
Look what's downloading to my @cybertruck, build 2024.26.11 that includes park Vision Park Assist. No FSD Supervised in this build yet, hopefully September according to Ashok. @Tesla_AI pic.twitter.com/pCc58jeYBE
— Chuck Cook (@chazman) August 25, 2024
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Whole Mars Blog has shared screenshots of the park assist on Cybertruck and how different it looks from Model 3 and Model Y.
The display is divided into rear and side camera views and parking visualization. It also shows the seatbelt status of the driver and passengers based on the occupancy.
Tesla Vision Park Assist (Source – WholeMarsBlog/X)
Once parked, the screen will expand to computing visuals and let you know the status of Cybertruck in the parking slot as well as the surrounding vehicles.
FSD
A few days ago, Ashok Elluswamy, a Tesla AI and Autopilot Team member confirmed on social media sites that the electric truck will start racing toward FSD this month. Meanwhile, the EV maker will release self-driving for this truck in September.
It was revealed that the company is not prioritizing the development of FSD for Cybertruck due to the small customer base and different hardware technologies compared to Model 3 and Y.
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