A Cybertruck model with Tesla’s Full Self-Drring (FSD) feature was involved in a traffic accident in Florida. Without any intervention of the driver, the vehicle on the automatic driving mode hit the electric pole. There was no injury as a result of the accident, but Cybertruck became unusable again.
Cybertruck had a heavy accident in the autonomous driving!
Jonathan Challinger, the owner of Tesla Cybertruck, who was involved in the accident and is also a software developer, shared the event through the social media platform X. According to Challinger, the FSD v13.2.4 version was active and the vehicle was moving in the right lane and he had to turn left. However, the system could not detect the turn and continued straight and hit the electric pole on the sidewalk. Fortunately, there was no pedestrian on the road or sidewalk at the time of the incident.
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In his share, Challinger said Tesla had survived the accident without injury thanks to in -car security systems. However, he also admitted that his excessive confidence in FSD was an error and warned other drivers to be careful.
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“I made a big mistake. Do not do the same. Watch out. This may be ”. Stating that Tesla did not have an accident record of the latest FSD version, Challinger stressed that users should not be misleading that the system works perfectly over time.
Tesla markets the Full Self-Drring feature as one of the advanced driver support systems offered to vehicle owners. It offers various features such as FSD, lane replacement, urban steering control, automatic park.
However, the company states that this technology is not fully autonomous and that the driver should be used under constant supervision. It also reminds us that the system may still need driver intervention and that care should be careful on the road.
After the accident, Challinger asked Tesla how to convey the data of the incident. However, Tesla’s service center is inadequate in this regard, he said. Stating that the vehicle has camera records about the moment of collision, Challinger said that he wanted to share these images, but he was concerned that his opponents of Tesla will attract it in different directions.
