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Troy Teslike
TroyTeslike
Is driverless FSD (Full Self-Driving) possible with the current Tesla Autopilot 4.0 hardware?
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Tesla Owners Silicon Valley
teslaownersSV
We're big Tesla fans here and we know Teslas are just built different 😤. We mean that literally. Did you know that the unique profile of Tesla wheels can make them more vulnerable to damage?
If your Tesla has scratched wheels, know there's no shame in the game. 🙅♂️ Come prepared… pic.twitter.com/xDDZwFUDeK
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Tesla Owners Silicon Valley
teslaownersSV
The overwhelming focus for @tesla is solving Full Self Driving. That’s essentially the difference between us and the rest.
Elon Musk pic.twitter.com/TyztDAK2NE
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Sawyer Merritt
SawyerMerritt
Tesla owners are now driving on average 14.7 million miles on FSD per day, a ~250% increase from 3 months ago.
That's 1 billion miles every 68 days. It took Tesla 3.5 years to hit its first 1 billion miles driven on FSD. pic.twitter.com/qliYhj2Gt9
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