Tesla rolls out 'Actually Smart Summon' - see it in action

Tesla's New 'Actual Smart Summon' Can Come To You, But Can't Park Itself

Tesla's first attempt at launching "Smart Summon" was a disaster. After years of delays, it's finally back. But it still can't park itself for you.

Tesla rolls out 'Actually Smart Summon' - see it in action

In a software update rolling out this week, Tesla has finally launched its next-gen Actually Smart Summon feature -- ASS for short. Tesla CEO Elon Musk once guaranteed the feature would be available by September 2022, but the month came and went without an update. Two years later, the feature is finally going live in software version 2024.27.20. "Buckle up for the ride of your life, except, surprise! You’re not in the car," said the release note…

Tesla launches 'actually smart summon' or 'ass'

Tesla has finally launched ‘actually smart summon’ or ‘ass’, an automated driver assist feature that was supposed to come two...

The Summon function on Teslas is certainly nothing new. Let's talk about the possibility of being able to move the car from the Tesla app without anyone being on board. A few years ago, with the introduction of Tesla Vison, some driver assistance features were temporarily made unavailable with the promise that they would return in the future. Indeed, almost all of them have been reintroduced over time. One was missing, namely the Summon function…

Tesla has finally launched “actually smart summon” or “ass”, an automated driving assistance function that was supposed to see the light of day two years ago. When Tesla switched to a vision only system (camera only), several advanced driver assistance systems stopped working. Tesla has gradually reintroduced them, but one of them was missing: the “smart summon” function, which allows Tesla vehicles to navigate parking lots independently, withou…

Tesla releases camera-only Actually Smart Summon (ASS) driverless parking; still can't be used in Malaysia

Tesla has reintroduced Smart Summon, a driverless automated parking feature, three years after the company switched to the camera-only Tesla Vision for its Autopilot driver assistance systems. Only now, CEO Elon Musk has clearly asserted his juvenile humour on the naming of the function, which is now called Actually Smart Summon, or ASS. Yup, you read that right. According to Electrek, this feature has been added to selected Tesla Vision vehicle…