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Nothing that happens in the future can negate the fact that he promised autonomous driving would available in Telsas by now (actually long before now), and it i
by roca 2y ago
Nothing that happens in the future can negate the fact that he promised autonomous driving would available in Telsas by now (actually long before now), and it isn't.
Tesla can never be the first to large-scale autonomous driving since Waymo is already delivering it. Sure, Tesla will probably deliver it eventually. Whether they can overtake Waymo's rollout is the open question.
- vardump 2y agoWaymo is hardly large scale.
- roca 2y ago100,000 trips a week meets some reasonable definition of "large scale".
- grecy 2y ago> Nothing that happens in the future can negate the fact that he promised autonomous driving would available in Telsas by now (actually long before now), and it isn't. Absolutely, he is well known for setting extremely optimistic stretch goal timelines, and is almost always late. In virtually every case he is still years or decades before the competition, with autonomous driving being the biggest miss to date. He certainly does deliver though. Given that Tesla are currently making 2 million cars per year and have 5 million on the road, I think it extremely likely they will have by far the biggest autonomous fleet.