Tesla FSD Beta update will allow experienced users to turn off steering wheel reminders

CTOnews.com January 2 news, Tesla CEO Elon Musk (Elon Musk) confirmed that its fully autopilot FSD Beta function will be updated in January this year.

According to user feedback, there are frequent steering wheel prompts when they turn on the driving assistance system, which is annoying at 01:10. Musk replied that Tesla will make adjustments in the update of this month's plan.

One user thinks that replacing "nagging" with Tesla Vision is a good solution. According to reports, Tesla Vision can use in-car cameras to check whether drivers remain focused and whether they can always pay attention to road conditions when turning on auxiliary driving.

It was also mentioned that users who wanted to use the FSD Beta for more than 10000 miles could selectively turn off the steering wheel alert, and Musk replied that he agreed to the plan, so it would be updated.

It is worth noting that not all FSD Beta-compatible vehicles will be updated, and only those equipped with in-car cameras will get this feature. As a result, the old Model S and Model X models may not have changed much.

CTOnews.com found that Tesla's FSD Beta version is priced at $15000 and supports all the functions of Autopilot, such as recognizing and responding to traffic lights and stop signs, automatic navigation and driving, automatic lane change, automatic parking, intelligent summoning, etc., but it still requires "driver active supervision, and the vehicle cannot be self-driving."