Tesla's Autopilot will get more radar and new sensors

Tesla is working on the next generation of its Autopilot system, which could ultimately lead to a driverless car. Reports this week claim new hardware will significantly boost the cars' existing Autopilot features. They include assisted steering and parking with improvements to radar sensors and cameras to detect hazards. Cars with the next generation hardware would also receive regular software updates, which could lead to level 4 autonomous driving – one step away from fully autonomous vehicles. New hardware will significantly boost Tesla's Autopilot features, including assisted steering and parking, with improvements to radar sensors and cameras to detect hazards. The next improvement in Autopilot 2.0 are set to push the cars closer to fully autonomous vehicles Reports indicate that the next generation of Tesla's Autopilot will include a forward facing triple camera to'see' the road ahead.