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Tesla to have FSD working in Semi electric trucks by early next year, says Musk

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First reported by The Driven · 25 July at 10:34 am

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The Driven·EV specialists·25 July at 10:34 am

Tesla to have FSD working in Semi electric trucks by early next year, says Musk

Tesla’s Semi electric truck will have full self-driving (FSD) working by early 2027, according to the company’s CEO, Elon Musk. The post Tesla to have FSD working in Semi electric trucks by early…

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The quick read

  • Tesla's Semi electric truck will have full self-driving by early 2027
  • Elon Musk announced the FSD timeline for the Semi electric truck
  • The development of FSD for the Semi electric truck is a significant milestone for Tesla
  • Tesla's FSD technology will be implemented in its commercial vehicles before 2027

For dealers: Australian dealers should be prepared for potential disruption in the commercial vehicle market with Tesla's FSD technology in the Semi electric truck

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ADME commentary

The ADME angle

Tesla's announcement of FSD in the Semi electric truck by early 2027 puts pressure on traditional commercial vehicle manufacturers to accelerate their own autonomous driving technology development

Competitor Response

The likes of Volvo, Mercedes-Benz, and Scania will need to reassess their strategies to remain competitive in the market, potentially leading to a surge in investment in autonomous technology

Impact on Showroom Traffic

As Tesla's FSD technology becomes more prevalent in the commercial vehicle segment, Australian dealers can expect an increase in inquiries from fleet operators and businesses looking to transition to autonomous vehicles

The Semi electric truck's FSD capability will likely attract a new wave of customers who are looking for increased safety and efficiency in their commercial vehicle operations

Action Plan

Dealers can prepare for this shift by educating their sales teams on the benefits and capabilities of autonomous technology, and by building relationships with local businesses and fleet operators to stay ahead of the competition

By taking proactive steps to understand and adapt to the changing commercial vehicle landscape, dealers can position themselves for success in a market that is increasingly focused on autonomous technology

This week, dealers can start by researching Tesla's FSD technology and its potential applications in the commercial vehicle segment, and begin developing a strategy to address the needs of businesses and fleet operators in their area

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