Tesla has begun self-driving tests in Japan, marking a significant step for the company’s advanced driver-assistance systems.
This makes Tesla the first foreign automaker to test its Full Self-Driving technology in the country, a move that is closely watched by both the automotive industry and autonomous driving enthusiasts.
The tests are crucial to the company’s strategy to adapt its AI-powered system to Japan’s unique road infrastructure and driving culture.
The trials occur on public roads, with employees supervising the vehicles to comply with local regulations.
This on-the-ground testing is vital for Tesla to gather data and refine its FSD software to handle the complexities of Japan’s dense urban traffic and varied driving conditions.
The move into the Japanese market is a key milestone, and its success could pave the way for a wider public release and further expansion of Tesla’s self-driving technology throughout Asia.
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