Tesla Model 3s can now park themselves thanks to new software update

Tesla's Model 3 sedans can now park themselves after the firm beamed an over-the-air update to the all-electric cars this week. The feature was already available in the Model S and Model X and lets Tesla owners push a button to have their car pull in or out of parking spaces. Called Summon, it also allows the vehicles to open and close garage doors and power down without a driver behind the wheel. Tesla's Model 3 sedans can now park themselves after Elon Musk's firm pushed out a new software update to the all-electric vehicles this week Once they get the wireless update, released Thursday, owners must line up their Model 3 to within 33 feet (10m) of a space to park. They must then stand within ten feet (3m) and direct the car to park itself using the key fob or Tesla's smartphone app.