
- Tesla's latest version of "Full Self-Driving" can back out of a spot, complete a journey and look for parking on the other end.
- The automatic parking features aren't fleshed out, though, and in one video the car attempts to park on a sidewalk ramp that resembles a driveway.
- FSD still makes plenty mistakes, so you should always be vigilant while using it.
We’ve been covering Tesla Full Self-Driving since it was launched in October 2020. In the four years since we’ve seen it both working perfectly and failing, but true full self-driving with no safety driver just seemed distant. The latest version of FSD changes that, though, and it finally makes true driverless cars seem possible.