Elon Musk has laid out how Tesla homeowners can get Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta now that the button has rolled out. He defined this utilizing his standard platform, Twitter.

If Tesla homeowners need FSD beta, it’s not so simple as urgent the brand new button on the display, they should obtain a excessive rating from the brand new Security Rating system.

Tesla has rolled out a Security Rating system (which can be nonetheless being developed) that analyzes driving habits and provides homeowners a rating. The earliest homeowners who can get FSD beta want an ideal rating of 100. Later, homeowners who get a rating of 99, 98, and so forth can get it.

To date, we’ve heard that getting a rating of 100 could be very tough. Not solely that, because the Security Rating system remains to be being developed, it’s removed from good.

Yesterday we reported that Brooks Weisblat from the DragTimes YouTube channel posted a video about how the system was scoring him. In the event you watch the video, you’ll see that the Security Rating system let him “drive too quick, ignore crimson lights, and never use his flip sign.” Though, the system will take factors away for braking too exhausting (even when it isn’t your fault), turning too quick, and following too shut.

At present, FSD beta 10.1 is out, however in keeping with one other Musk tweet, model 10.2 might be launched per week from Friday. As soon as launched, Musk claims they’ll enhance FSD beta entry to about 1,000 homeowners a day, however prioritizing the security score.

Simply take into account that FSD beta comes with the promise of finally providing self-driving, nevertheless it’s exhausting to say by when. At present, the system wants full driver consideration as a result of it’s nonetheless in growth and is a Stage 2 driver help system. Nonetheless, FSD beta is at present some of the superior (if not essentially the most superior) driver help system that’s accessible on manufacturing autos.