Your Tesla Will Soon Drop You Off And Find Its Own Parking Spot

Tesla could soon release its “Reverse Summon” feature, which could enable owners to have their electric car drop them off and go find their own parking spots.

With Smart Summon, Tesla introduced a significant upgrade to its capacity to remotely and autonomously move its car, which the automaker refers to as “summoning.”

Tesla owners can “summon” their car when parked in a parking lot — triggering the vehicle to drive to you.

MDarringer - 3/4/2020 7:30:02 PM

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So when it runs over someone and kills them, who's to blame? Tesla will blame the owner. The owner will blame Tesla. Neither will take responsibility.

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 3/4/2020 7:50:16 PM

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The LAW will blame the owner. At least in Canada. This tech should all be left at laser cruiser control that can take a car from 0-100kph-0. No turning no autopilot.

SanJoseDriver - 3/5/2020 12:03:33 AM

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If there is no human in the car, the manufacturer will definitely be liable unless mods have been made.

skytop - 3/4/2020 9:27:58 PM

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Rediculous.

SanJoseDriver - 3/5/2020 12:04:41 AM

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Relax, it will probably be limited to like 2-3 MPH like Advanced Summon. Gotta start somewhere.