Amid a slew of investigations into horrific accidents involving its Full Self-Driving software, Tesla has brought back its “Mad Max” mode that allows its self-driving cars to blow past the speed limit ...

Elon Musk is a fan of movies, or pretends to be. He claims that we’re living in a simulation like the one depicted in The Matrix, and that he is one of the chosen few who perceives its structure. He ...

I think one of the things about getting cars to drive themselves that seems to be consistently overlooked by many of the major players in the space is just how much of the driving task has nothing to ...

“Mad Max mode” may sound like something out of a video game, but it is a real-life setting for cars currently plying America’s streets. And it poses genuine danger. Despite its name, FSD does not ...

Tesla has brought back its ‘Mad Max’ mode for its ‘Full Self-Driving (Supervised) that ignores speed limits amid several regulatory investigations into Tesla’s system being dangerous. Between wrongful ...

What’s happened? Tesla has rolled out “Mad Max” mode in its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software under update v14.1.2. This mode is the polar opposite of the more cautious “Sloth Mode” introduced ...

Two weeks ago, Tesla rolled out FSD V14.1.2 to early testers, promising to bring AI4 vehicles closer to autonomous driving. One of the changes that testers discovered immediately was the "Mad Max" ...

Federal regulators are looking into Tesla’s new “Mad Max” Full Self Driving (FSD) mode, which ignores speed limits and reportedly may drive as fast as 85 miles per hour while weaving between lanes.