Larissa wilson+Follow🚨BREAKING “Driver Claims First-Ever Fully Autonomous Tesla Trip Across the U. S.” 🚗🤖 Coast-to-Coast on Full Self-Driving A Tesla owner says he has successfully completed what he’s calling the world’s first fully autonomous U.S. coast-to-coast drive — traveling 2,732 miles from Los Angeles to Myrtle Beach using Tesla FSD v14.2 with zero reported disengagements, including during parking and Supercharger stops. The drive reportedly took 2 days and 20 hours and began at the Tesla Diner in LA before finishing in South Carolina. Supporters see this as a major milestone for autonomous driving — while others caution that claims like this still rely on driver responsibility and need independent validation. 👉 What do you think — breakthrough moment or bold claim that needs verification? #Tesla #FullSelfDriving #AutonomousVehicles #EVNews #TechInnovation #AITransportation #FutureOfDriving74Share
kirsten43+FollowWill Robotaxis Really Change How We Drive?After seeing Tesla's so-called Full Self-Driving in action, I’m torn. The tech is impressive—especially for older drivers—but experts say we’re still far from true autonomy. With Waymo’s robotaxis set to hit London soon, the real debate is about liability, regulation, and whether we’ll ever trust cars to drive us everywhere. Are we ready to give up control, or will human habits keep the wheel in our hands? #Tech #DriverlessCars #AutonomousVehicles00Share
Kathleen Pham+FollowRivian’s Lidar Gamble: Smarter Than Tesla?Rivian just threw down the gauntlet in the autonomy race, rolling out its own AI chip and rooftop lidar for next-gen EVs. Unlike Tesla’s camera-only approach, Rivian is betting big on a multi-sensor stack—think custom silicon, radar, and that eye-catching lidar dome. Is this sensor-heavy strategy the future of safe self-driving, or just overkill? Would you trust a robotaxi with more sensors, or is software king? Let’s debate. #Tech #Rivian #AutonomousVehicles00Share
kirsten43+FollowWaymo Robotaxis: School Zone Blind Spot?Waymo’s robotaxis just got hit with a major reality check: their self-driving software failed to stop for school buses with stop arms out, putting kids at risk. The company is pushing a software update, but is that enough? As these vehicles expand into more cities, do you trust code to make life-or-death decisions in school zones? Would you let a robotaxi near your neighborhood? Let’s talk about where we draw the line for autonomous safety. #Tech #Waymo #AutonomousVehicles00Share