In the USA, a driver’s life was saved thanks to the autopilot in the Tesla Model Y electric car. The driver explained this on his account on the X social network (formerly Twitter).
On April 1, Tesla launched its Full Self-Driving autopilot feature in the United States. According to the user, whose name is Max Paul Franklin, he suddenly felt unwell while driving the next day. As it turned out, the driver’s insulin pump malfunctioned, causing his glucose levels to spike. The man decided to turn on full autopilot mode. The electric car was able to travel 21 km to the hospital and park itself there, without requiring driver intervention. The user added that he had a mild heart attack but was already feeling well. He also expressed his gratitude to Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
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