Tesla Autopilot: Explained

As Tesla's "Full-Self Driving Capability" begins to roll out, many of its owners are considering spending the $10, 100 to upgrade, however many of its buyers aren't even aware of the differences between the three levels of self driving; autopilot, enhanced autopilot and full self-driving. So this is for all of you out there who have no idea what the differences are and can't be bothered to pay a visit to Tesla's website. Tesla cars come standard with the "Future of Driving" which includes eight cameras providing 360 of visibility surrounding the car for maximum protection. They also come stock with air bags, brake assist, electronic stability control, daytime running lights, child safety locks and traction control. Teslas are largely known for their acclaimed "full-self driving".