Autopilot

After spending money to get the EAP or FSD (Beta) suite, a lot of folk face issues when trying to turn on or use the Summon. It happens as you turn on Sentry or Valet … Read more

With the latest FSD Beta 11.3.6 update, Tesla offers a new change to the top speed limit of Autopilot for all cars. Usually, the Tesla Autopilot has a speed limit between 18 – 85 Miles … Read more

A lot of folks have Tesla cars with no Autopilot features at all. As the features were added after April 2019, these cars can’t use Lane Assist or Autosteer. However, there’s still an easy way … Read more

As a fantastic feature of Autopilot, Smart Summon lets your car go out or into the parking space in a more complex zone. In fact, it can move to a specific spot (via Go to … Read more

If you want to park a Tesla car in a tight spot within a limited space, the Summon feature can help a lot. As for the procedure, it’s a piece of cake! You can enable … Read more

Tesla Auto Park is a feature that moves the car without you steering it in parallel and perpendicular parking zones. It works automatically by using the car’s computer-based system. To use it, you’ll need to … Read more

Making the car park itself on the parallel and perpendicular zone is what Tesla Autopark does. But sometimes, this helpful feature might stop working. Due to firmware issues or fast driving speed, Tesla AutoPark might … Read more

Tesla Autosteer is a cool feature that lets your car drive itself, so you can relax. But sometimes, for safety reasons, the Autosteer’s speed is limited. Apart from this, it can restrict speed if you’re … Read more

A lot of folks use the Autosteer when driving on an open and controlled highway with less traffic. But, sometimes it gets an error message about it being unavailable due to internal or external issues. … Read more