Australia, New Zealand, and Japan are now able to use Tesla Vision, a camera-based and neural network Autopilot feature
reported. In May 2021, Tesla started shipping its Models 3 and Y vehicles equipped with Tesla Vision, and now Tesla owners in both countries will be able to utilize Tesla Vision and its active safety measures in place of the previous system using radar.
reported that Tesla also expanded its Tesla Vision safety feature to Japan. Tesla Vision relies only on cameras and neural network processing. According toAlthough some of the features will be temporarily limited or inactive for Australia, New Zealand, and Japan, they will be fully restored over time through several over-the-air updates.
This would make vehicles with Tesla’s pure vision solution dramatically safer than the average person. Unlike people, Tesla Vision isn’t texting and driving, getting behind the wheel while intoxicated, or doing other things such as falling asleep.“We are continuing the transition to Tesla Vision, our camera-based Autopilot system.
It’s good to see Tesla expanding its Vision suite to new markets. Not only will Tesla gain much needed feedback, but it will help improve safety on the roads in these markets.
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