Three weeks ago, Tesla released their long-awaited new FSD (Fully Automated Assisted Driving System) Beta 9 software for Tesla owners who purchased a $10,000 feature subscription. Yesterday the company launched another FSD test version 9.1. The update seems to be mainly a bug fix, but as usual, enthusiastic car owners have done a real-time test of the software update.
Owner Rocco Speranza reported some improvements that allowed Tesla electric cars to drive the car for 10 minutes without any manual intervention, but after going further, they found that there are still many problems that require intervention.
YouTube video number AI Addict also tested the software and found more improvements. They commented that the software appeared “more confident” in its driving style. Elon Musk has promised to speed up the release pace of the FSD autonomous driving system, and the new version of the software will be released every two Fridays at midnight, California time. This means that testers who report problems will see the fixes for these problems appear much faster on their cars.
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