Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently announced that a new software update for their autopilot driving system would enable the cars to detect potholes.
Elon Musk's Tesla vehicles have enjoyed great success in recent years. According to Musk,
this new technology uses micro maps to give cars the ability to "see" upcoming potholes and modify their suspension to avoid harm.
This has the potential to be a significant improvement in safety and will help to reduce collisions caused by rocky roads.
This new upgrade demonstrates Elon Musk's dedication to reaching his stated aim of making Tesla vehicles with autopilot capabilities safe and dependable.
The most recent software update is included in the upgraded Tesla Cybertruck prototype,
which allows it to recognise and avoid potholes. The car's numerous sensors give it a 360-degree picture of its surroundings,
and this new capability aids in the identification of potholes in its path so that the suspension may be adjusted appropriately.
Additionally, the suspension contributes to some of the impact when a vehicle hits a pothole,
minimising harm to the tyres and other parts.
Many Tesla owners and members of the Teslarati have welcomed this upgrade since it will help keep their vehicles in better condition for longer.
This is particularly helpful for people driving in cities where there are several potholes at every corner.