Tesla has begun the rollout of the latest version of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta, version 11, to a limited number of eligible customers. This highly anticipated software update is expected to bring significant advancements to the autonomous driving capabilities of Tesla's vehicles.

The FSD beta version 11 is designed to improve the accuracy and efficiency of Tesla's self-driving system, allowing the vehicle to navigate complex environments with greater ease and safety. The update includes new features such as improved object detection, enhanced handling of road closures and construction sites, and better recognition of traffic lights and stop signs.

According to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the FSD beta v11 is a major step towards achieving Level 5 autonomy, which means the vehicle can operate without human intervention in all driving conditions. Musk also stated that the company aims to achieve this level of autonomy by the end of 2023.

The rollout of the FSD beta v11 is being conducted in a phased manner, with a small group of Tesla owners selected to receive the update initially. These customers must meet certain eligibility criteria, including having a clean driving record and completing a safety training program provided by Tesla.

The FSD beta v11 update is a significant milestone for Tesla's autonomous driving ambitions and has been eagerly awaited by the company's supporters and critics alike. However, as with any new technology, there are concerns regarding the safety and reliability of the self-driving system, and it remains to be seen how the update performs in real-world driving scenarios. Tesla advises all users to remain vigilant and keep their hands on the wheel while using the FSD beta v11.