Tesla Carries Out the World’s First Autonomous Car Delivery!

The electric car giant Tesla has accomplished a remarkable feat. The company completed the world’s first autonomous car delivery. A Model Y, straight from the factory, drove itself to its new owner’s address.

The electric car giant Tesla, which has been struggling with declining sales recently, has accomplished a remarkable feat. The company carried out the world’s first autonomous car delivery. The announcement, made from Tesla’s official X account, is a clear indicator that the firm is preparing to open a new chapter in the automotive world.

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Today, when you buy a car from any brand, you go to a delivery center. Tesla has now completely eliminated this step. A Tesla Model Y in Texas drove itself to the home of the consumer who purchased it, following the entered coordinates. According to Tesla’s statement, there was a half-hour distance between the factory and the delivery point. Here are the images from the world’s first fully autonomous car delivery:

The world’s first autonomous car delivery!

This Tesla drove itself from the factory in Texas to its new owner’s home—approximately 30 minutes away. It navigated through parking lots, highways, and the city to reach its new owner. Tesla CEO Elon Musk made a statement about the event. Congratulating his team, Elon Musk said that the delivery was carried out completely autonomously and that there was no remote intervention at any point.

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