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Tesla remotely disables FSD on unauthorized vehicles using third-party devices
FSD Apr 09, 2026

Tesla remotely disables FSD on unauthorized vehicles using third-party devices

Tesla has begun remotely disabling the Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature on vehicles that used third-party hardware to enable it without authorization. This action targets owners who activated FSD in regions where Tesla does not officially offer or support the software. For owners and enthusiasts, this reinforces that Tesla actively enforces its software licensing terms and that such unofficial modifications are not permanent.

Musk falsely claims Tesla FSD is 10X safer than humans, complains about lawsuits
FSD Apr 08, 2026

Musk falsely claims Tesla FSD is 10X safer than humans, complains about lawsuits

Elon Musk claims Tesla's Full Self-Driving is ten times safer than human drivers, but the company has not released data to support this. He is using the claim to frame ongoing lawsuits over FSD-related crashes as an attack on technological progress. For owners and enthusiasts, this highlights a continued gap between Tesla's promotional statements and the verified, publicly available evidence regarding FSD's safety.

Elon Musk reveals unfortunate truth of Tesla Full Self-Driving development
FSD Apr 08, 2026

Elon Musk reveals unfortunate truth of Tesla Full Self-Driving development

Elon Musk responded to a video of Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system preventing an accident by acknowledging a core challenge in its development. He stated that improving the system requires addressing countless rare and complex driving scenarios, which is a difficult and gradual process. This means that achieving full autonomy remains a long-term, iterative effort for Tesla, rather than an imminent release.

Tesla expands unsupervised ‘Robotaxi’ area in Austin with only a handful of cars
FSD Mar 31, 2026

Tesla expands unsupervised ‘Robotaxi’ area in Austin with only a handful of cars

Tesla has expanded the area in Austin, Texas, where its "Robotaxi" vehicles can operate without a human safety driver inside the car. However, reports indicate only a very small fleet of 4-8 vehicles are currently running in this unsupervised mode, and they remain under remote monitoring. This shows Tesla is gradually scaling its autonomous technology, but the service is still in a very limited, early testing phase.