Tesla Confirms FSD Beta 10 Release for September With Public Button Coming Soon
Elon Musk announces that Tesla's Full Self-Driving Beta 10 will arrive in September, featuring a completely retrained neural network. A public beta button for all eligible Tesla owners is also expected within four weeks.
Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta 10 is set to arrive in September, according to a recent announcement from CEO Elon Musk. The executive reveals that the update goes out a week from Friday, bringing a completely retrained neural network to the company's autonomous driving system. This release marks the tenth major version of the software, which remains in a limited testing phase for select users.
Despite the retrained neural network, the rollout requires additional time for tuning and bug fixes before it reaches a wider audience. Musk explains that a dedicated public beta button will launch in approximately four weeks, allowing all customers who purchased the FSD package to access the feature. This highly anticipated button finally opens the beta testing pool beyond the current exclusive group of testers.
Tesla's focus on artificial intelligence extends beyond its vehicles, as the company recently unveiled its humanoid Tesla Bot alongside these driving software advancements. While the exact details of the FSD Beta 10 update remain under wraps, the upcoming public beta button represents a significant milestone for the widespread deployment of Tesla's self-driving technology.