Full Self Driving

Tesla says it aims to begin selling its Cybercab robotaxi by the end of the year, pressing ahead with the two-seat, steering-wheel-free vehicle even as a federal investigation into its driverless operations continues. The announcement draws attention because the Cybercab is central to Elon Musk's autonomous driving ambitions, and regulators are still scrutinising the safety of Tesla's full self-driving technology.

Police in South Korea are targeting Tesla owners who jailbreak the company's Full Self-Driving software to unlock features without paying. The crackdown highlights how modifying paid driver-assistance software is being treated as a legal offence, with owners facing investigation for unlocking capabilities Tesla normally sells as a paid upgrade.

Linus Tech Tips, long known as a Tesla skeptic, has taken Tesla's Full Self Driving system for a real-world test drive and published the results. The review is drawing major attention from tech and EV fans, with viewers debating how well the software performs and whether a critic's fresh eyes offer a fairer verdict than usual Tesla coverage.