Tesla FSD 13 will launch in October

Tesla has shared an upgrade roadmap for the upcoming FSD version and announced that its version 13 will come in October with major improvements.

October will introduce unpark, park, and reverse features for self-driving cars. These are pretty neat capabilities planned for the forthcoming rollout.

Since late last year, Tesla has been testing FSD 12 with advanced model training and on-board AI. The following release has improved the driving experience and smoothened aspects such as breaking, and acceleration. It has enhanced object detection and identification of on-road signs.

The system intelligence has been improved to drive through narrow roads, difficult turns, and other scenarios in real-time traffic. The user interface has also been optimized for better user experience.

Aside from driving, FSD has gained previously lost features such as Autopark, Smart Summon, and rollout for legacy models. Furthermore, FSD 12 has fixed many bugs and issues from the previous versions, especially FSD 11.

The company has a 12.5.2 update pending for September and its first release will come with 3 times improvements in miles between necessary interventions.

The FSD 13 will take the miles between necessary interventions to 6 times the FSD 12. This new change will help users to experience far better-supervised driving than v12.

On October 10, Tesla will unveil Robotaxi and it could announce version 13 for users. Since Robotaxi will rely on FSD technologies, we may see other things about FSD at that revelation event.

Meanwhile, some exciting capabilities are coming this month with 12.5.2 releases including:

• Actually Smart Summon
• Cybertruck Autopark
• Eye-tracking with Sunglasses support
• End-to-end network on highway
• FSD for Cybertruck

These might be incremental rollouts so, keep on checking the newest version.

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