A Forbes contributor reported that Tesla's latest Full Self-Driving software feels more like a Level 4 driverless system than previous versions.
Brooke Crothers said after testing the update that drivers can now sit back as passengers while monitoring the vehicle.
She contrasted this with a 2026 Toyota bZ equipped with basic lane centering technology from the world's largest automaker.
Crothers concluded that Tesla leads all other manufacturers in advanced driver assistance systems.
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Tesla has officially released Full Self-Driving software version 14.3, featuring enhancements in parking prediction, reaction times, and handling of rare driving scenarios. The update includes a rewritten AI compiler for 20% faster reactions and upgrades to reinforcement learning. Early user impressions note smoother highway driving but some persistent navigation issues.
A Wall Street analyst claims Tesla has effectively achieved Level 4 autonomy in most conditions across its vehicles. Alex Potter of Piper Sandler made the assessment in a note to investors this week.
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Elon Musk announced that Tesla's Full Self-Driving software version 14.3 is now available in employee beta. He indicated it will probably reach wide release by the end of the week.