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Tesla timelineFriday, 1 December 2023 · 14 items
- Tesla Cybertruck drag with 911
Link: https://v.redd.it/vi3c495fvk3c1 — 848 points, 205 comments on r/teslamotors [Vehicles - Cybertruck]
More: v.redd.it ↗ - Cybertruck beats Porsche 911 while towing a 911
Wait for it... Cyberbeast 0-60mph in just 2.6s https://www.tesla.com/cybertruck — 4,317,302 views
Cybertruck beats Porsche 911 while towing a 911Tesla · YouTube - Cybertruck Truck Pull
Tri-motor Cyberbeast beats F-350 diesel in a truck pull https://www.tesla.com/cybertruck — 3,988,203 views
Cybertruck Truck PullTesla · YouTube - Cybertruck Bullet Test
1.8mm Thick Stainless Super Alloy https://www.tesla.com/cybertruck — 4,970,795 views
Cybertruck Bullet TestTesla · YouTube - In December 2023, following a 2-year investigation by the NHTSA, Tesla issued a wider recall on all vehicles equipped with any version of Autosteer, includin…
In December 2023, following a 2-year investigation by the NHTSA, Tesla issued a wider recall on all vehicles equipped with any version of Autosteer, including 2012–2023 Model S; 2016–2023 Model X; 2017–2023 Model 3; and 2020–2023 Model Y, covering 2,031,220 vehicles in total.
Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla, Inc.” (linked citation above) - Germany ended its EV subsidy program in December 2023.Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla, Inc.” (linked citation above)
- In December 2023, Tesla recalled all models with Autosteer (the lane centering part of Autopilot) in the US for an over-the-air software update that takes ad…
In December 2023, Tesla recalled all models with Autosteer (the lane centering part of Autopilot) in the US for an over-the-air software update that takes additional measures to ensure that the driver is paying attention.
Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Model 3” (linked citation above) - In December 2023, approximately 2,031,000 Tesla vehicles, including the Model X, were recalled due to Autosteer problems.More: en.wikipedia.org ↗Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Model X” (linked citation above)
- In December 2023, TechCrunch ranked Full Self-Driving version 11 last out of five systems evaluated, saying "it's pretty easy to choose a loser.Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Autopilot” (linked citation above)
- When filing its Defect Information Report associated with the December 2023 recall, Tesla concluded that "in certain circumstances, Autopilot's system contro…
When filing its Defect Information Report associated with the December 2023 recall, Tesla concluded that "in certain circumstances, Autopilot's system controls may be insufficient for a driver assistance system that requires constant supervision by a human driver."
Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Autopilot” (linked citation above) - ODI concluded their "analysis of crash data indicates that, prior to [the December 2023 recall], Autopilot's design was not sufficient to maintain drivers' e…
ODI concluded their "analysis of crash data indicates that, prior to [the December 2023 recall], Autopilot's design was not sufficient to maintain drivers' engagement", citing data showing that in 59 of 109 crashes, hazards were visible for at least five seconds prior to the collision.
More: en.wikipedia.org ↗Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Autopilot” (linked citation above) - As a result, ODI immediately opened a second investigation into the effectiveness of the December 2023 recall, noting "concerns [identified] due to post-reme…
As a result, ODI immediately opened a second investigation into the effectiveness of the December 2023 recall, noting "concerns [identified] due to post-remedy crash events and results from preliminary NHTSA tests of remedied vehicles.
More: en.wikipedia.org ↗Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Autopilot” (linked citation above) - In December 2023, Musk's X page released a video titled "Optimus" in which it shows Optimus Generation 2 walking and showing new features, such as dancing an…
In December 2023, Musk's X page released a video titled "Optimus" in which it shows Optimus Generation 2 walking and showing new features, such as dancing and poaching an egg.
Event text from Wikipedia: “Optimus (robot)” (linked citation above) - Following widespread industry adoption, the U.S. government publicly endorsed NACS in December 2023.Event text from Wikipedia: “North American Charging Standard” (linked citation above)