Tesla Inc. has started rolling out a software update for customers in China that enables driver-assistance capabilities similar to those marketed as Full Self-Driving in the US.

I would venture to say that FSD v13 is a lot closer to being on par with Waymo’s driverless taxis (which I have used many times in Los Angeles). I would not have said that three months ago when I was sampling v12.

The company has been laboring for years to get the permissions in place to launch its Full Self-Driving system in its largest customer market, and now it seems like that work is finally about to pay off.

Tesla Inc. is readying a software update for customers in China to offer driver-assistance capabilities similar to those marketed as Full Self-Driving in the US, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Elon Musk has bet Tesla's future on autonomy, and China sees that as a point of leverage in negotiations over tariffs.

Tesla is readying a software update for customers in China to offer driving-assistance capabilities similar to its Full Self-Driving (FSD) features in the U.S., Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing a person familiar with the matter.

China remains Tesla’s largest market and its top priority outside the USA. The Autopilot function will soon offer almost full self-driving features.

Tesla on Monday told customers in China it will update the "Autopilot" software in their cars to add driving-assistance features for navigating city streets.

Tesla is set to enhance its Autopilot system in China, introducing advanced driving-assistance features to help navigate city streets. The U.S. automaker briefly announced the update via its app before retracting

Tesla is currently prevented from solving Full self driving in China because the Chinese government does not allow them to send driving video out of China and