@SawyerMerritt check out Tesla's recent response to Australia's AV regulatory framework consultation. Tesla advocates for a balanced approach that enables continued innovation, while ensuring appropriate safety protocols. There is also an interesting submission from Waymo who urges the Australian government to not wait for the UNECE because they are 'several years away'. Key takeaways: Flexibility on 'aftermarket installations' - minor software updates shouldn't require full recertification Push for clear protocols on remote vehicle operation to enable future services like Robotaxis Desire for privileged data sharing with regulators to protect sensitive business information Preference for minimal restrictions on non-driving activities in fully autonomous mode Tesla appears to be positioning itself to seamlessly roll out its Full Self-Driving capabilities internationally but is also prioritising commercial autonomous services like Robotaxis. ntc.gov.au/submission_data/1…

Tesla owners be like…

For all the HW3 people out there, especially in Australia, the very loose rumours generated by Grok that HW3 would skip V13 but would get V14 were true…

Every TV should do this by default

I don’t know when this happened but my @Tesla watch app now says Boot instead of Trunk and the Apple Shortcuts app says Bonnet instead of Frunk.

Charlie Kirk was more committed to peaceful, open dialogue with those who disagreed with him than anyone I know. God blessed him with immense gifts, and he used them boldly and without fear. He knew the risks he was taking, but he did it anyway because he loved his kids & felt a responsibility to the nation they would inhabit. I traveled the entire country with him last year, we spent 1x1 time together in Ohio two weeks ago, spoke to him again 2 days ago. He’s long warned of the rise of political violence & the growing culture of assassination, when few were willing to listen, with a clarity of vision unlike anyone I’ve known. Completely and utterly devastated.

Link : youtube.com/watch?v=gdeqATKC…

Yeah .... no reason not to release this in Australia, even for HW3 vehicles.

Check out my first few minutes with FSD (Supervised) in Melbourne, Australia. I take a trip through the city, past/on some iconic parts of the city as I headed up the Hume Hwy.

Been waiting for Australia’s best Tesla content creator, @ryanjaycowan, to post his first drive using FSD. Great quality content as always, and exciting times.

The ducks are safe

FSD Supervised about to launch in the first RHD market

BREAKING: Tesla has officially announced that FSD (Supervised) is launching in Australia, marking a huge milestone for the company. The rollout will happen in stages. HW4 Model 3s and Model Ys will get it first. Tesla says it is "very close" to being unlocked in customer cars. It will be available for purchase outright as a $10,100 option, or through a subscription model. Tesla hasn't released the subscription price yet.