Musk says Tesla Semi self-driving is a year away, so truckers are safe
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Elon Musk's late and unfulfilled Tesla promises
Musk’s Tesla promises face repeated delays: full self-driving remains incomplete, affordable EVs postponed to 2025, Cybercab robotaxis delayed to 2026 amid tariff issues, Cybertruck production started late in 2023, and the next-generation Roadster, initially due in 2020, is now expected in 2025.
Musk says Tesla Semi self-driving is a year away, so truckers are safe
Elon Musk says Tesla expects to have self-driving working on the Tesla Semi “probably around the end of this year or early next year.” Going by Tesla’s record on self-driving deadlines, it is: their jobs are safe for a long time.
The Tesla Semi is again surrounded by a known promise: autonomous driving is near. Elon Musk assured in the presentation of results from the second quarter of 2026 that Tesla expects to have autonomous driving running on his electric truck "probably at the end of this year or beginning of next year." On paper, it would be a huge leap for transport. In practice, it is advisable to look at the date with quite caution. A promise with two readings M…
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