The biggest story in the world of Tesla this week was the release of the Full Self-Driving (FSD) button, along with Safety Score beta. As expected, Canada was left out of the party.
More than two months after they began in the US, deliveries of the refresh Model S kicked off in Canada this week. Multiple deliveries in BC, Alberta, and Ontario, with more to come.
In the 2021.24.12 software update, Model 3/Y can now detect and slow down for emergency vehicles that have their lights on. Was this in response to the NHTSA investigation?
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