Tesla announced its Advanced Driver Assistance Feature launch in 2025.

Automobile: Tesla, the electric vehicle company founded by Elon Musk, has announced plans to introduce its “Full Self Driving” feature in Europe and China early next year. This advanced driver assistance system, available as a paid upgrade for Tesla owners, is expected to launch in the first quarter of 2025, pending regulatory approval.

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— Tesla (@Tesla) August 29, 2024

While Tesla has yet to receive the necessary permits, Musk is optimistic about getting the green light by the end of 2024. The “Full Self Driving” feature is a key part of Tesla’s strategy to develop autonomous driving technology, although it’s important to note that it’s not fully autonomous. Drivers will still need to stay alert and take control when necessary.

This feature builds upon Tesla‘s existing Autopilot system, already available in Europe and China.

The company has been working towards fully self-driving cars since 2016 but has faced technical and regulatory challenges.

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