Autonomous Driving Developments: Tesla AI Releases Roadmap!
Tesla continues to lead the electric vehicle market with its innovative features and advancements. Despite increasing competition from new electric vehicles produced and introduced in China, Tesla seems poised to maintain its dominance with more advanced vehicles. Today, Tesla’s AI team announced…

Tesla continues to lead the electric vehicle market with its innovative features and advancements. Despite increasing competition from new electric vehicles produced and introduced in China, Tesla seems poised to maintain its dominance with more advanced vehicles. Today, Tesla’s AI team announced its roadmap for the end of 2024 and the first quarter of 2025. Here are the details:
Tesla AI Focuses on Autonomous Driving
The updates from Tesla AI provide insights into upcoming features for Tesla vehicles starting from September. Many new features will be introduced this month.
Due to popular demand, Tesla AI team release roadmap:
— Tesla AI (@Tesla_AI) September 5, 2024
September 2024
– v12.5.2 with ~3x improved miles between necessary interventions
– v12.5.2 on AI3 computer (unified models for AI3 and AI4)
– Actually Smart Summon
– Cybertruck Autopark 📐
– Eye-tracking with sunglasses 🕶️
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According to the roadmap, the v12.5.2 update will offer approximately 3 times the range between necessary interventions and support for AI3. The “Actually Smart Summon” feature is also expected to be announced. Additionally, Cybertruck will receive automatic parking and Full Self-Driving (FSD) support.
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The Eye-Tracking feature, which previously couldn’t be used with sunglasses, will now support usage with sunglasses, thanks to changes made by the Tesla AI team.

In October 2024, Tesla will add features such as Unpark, Park, and Reverse in Full Self-Driving mode, and v13 will offer approximately 6 times the range between necessary interventions.
In the first quarter of 2025, Tesla aims to introduce Full Self-Driving in Europe and China, pending regulatory approvals. Comments on the post suggest that the update will be comprehensive, as indicated by the anticipation around the Cybertruck.