Tesla has been making headlines recently due to the NHTSA recall of its “Full Self-Driving Beta” program. This has caused some confusion and disappointment among Tesla owners, as the language around the program has been updated.
The new support page created by Tesla regarding the recall admits that FSD Beta can sometimes break the rules of the road, and also qualifies the system as a “level 2 driver assist system”. This has caused some owners to worry that the system will always remain at this level, and not progress to a higher level.
Tesla has also confirmed that it has stopped the expansion of the FSD Beta program until it propagates the “recall update”. This has caused further confusion and disappointment among owners.
Electrek’s take on the situation is that while FSD Beta is only intended to be “Level 2”, this does not go against what Tesla has said in the past. The goal is to use the program to eventually take it out of beta and become a level 4 or 5 system. Whether Tesla can achieve this is a different question, but nothing has changed in terms of the language around the program.
In order to create goodwill, Electrek believes that Tesla should offer the option to be reimbursed for people who bought the FSD package and still don’t have the beta or are disappointed in the beta since it’s nowhere near what Tesla promised years ago.
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