Leaked Tesla Self-Driving Settings Reveal Hidden Features And Quirky Options
A leaked developer mode for Tesla's Full Self-Driving Beta exposes numerous hidden settings, including a surprising "California Stop" feature. The access provides a deeper look at the system's extensive capabilities ahead of a wider release.
A leaked developer mode for Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta exposes a wide array of hidden settings and capabilities. Tesla hacker "green" accesses the system's backend and reveals numerous options that show exactly what the autonomous driving software tracks and controls under the hood.
Among the serious driving parameters, the leaked settings include several humorous options like a "California Stop" feature for rolling through stop signs and a mysterious "Chiropractor Adjust Skeleton" mode. These quirky settings sit alongside activated and deactivated neural network controls that power the vehicle's city street navigation.
Tesla currently limits the FSD Beta to a small group of testers who monitor the system at all times, but CEO Elon Musk plans a wider release later this month. While it remains unclear which of these hidden features make it to the public version, the leak proves the software possesses far more visual and functional depth than current users see.