Tesla: the FSD Beta autopilot test currently has 160000 customers and is expected to be launched worldwide by the end of the year.
According to CTOnews.com news on October 1, on today's Tesla 2022 AI Day, Tesla officially announced that the FSD Beta autopilot test version currently has 160000 customers, compared with 2000 in 2021.
Tesla said that FSD Beta 10.69.2.3 is expected to be released after AI Day.
Mr Musk said the FSD Beta beta would be launched globally by the end of the year and that markets outside North America would need regulatory approval.
CTOnews.com learned that Tesla recently released FSD Beta 10.69.2, and Musk hopes that car owners will be cautious when testing, especially when around pedestrians. In response to netizens' comments, Musk talked about when the FSD system will be officially launched. Twitter user @ Tesla__Mania asked Musk whether the "FSD system needs 10 billion km of test mileage to be approved by global regulators" that he mentioned in "Master Plan Part Deux" is still valid.
In early September, Tesla officially raised the price of the FSD system from $12000 to $15000 without adding any new features. It is worth mentioning that the current Tesla FSD is not actually a complete autopilot system, it still requires drivers to be vigilant and ready to take over the vehicle at any time.
