Experts : Tesla will push us to abandon the rest of the cars.

Self-driving car Tesla company. We recall the features of this Otto Baylot system: Self-orientation, control of cruise according to traffic, automatic change of the auto Corner feature of the car, in addition to the calling feature (which allows you to call your car by telephone application). All of these benefits were developed as part of the Tesla system software called Otto Baylot, which in turn was inspired by the behaviour of human drivers.

The company announced the advantages of modern self-leadership at the beginning of the year. In addition, the expected new programmatic update of the 8.1 platform 2 will be presented during the current week. It is clear that the Otto Baylotte system is gradually becoming a more advanced, more efficient and safer alternative to the human driver. But what would that mean for the rest of the automobile companies?

Tesla cars can get better because they simply can learn. Car equipment is designed in such a way as to make the car a super-cart for humans, which in five years can outrun the vehicle of the day. The theory of using our car is based on the fact that in five years we will be able to reduce the so-called 50 percent car use value. " Tesla also changed from the economics of electric cars, or "electrification economics", said Jonas. He warns that the idea of car sharing will change the techniques of electric vehicles even though their market in the United States of America is still need to expand further, he says, "We believe that private electric vehicles are in place with a view to achieving the pleasure of the human leadership of the wealthy individuals only.

This makes the car sharing system extremely important, as you will not only drive the equivalent of 20,000 km per year, but the equivalent of 100 a thousand kilometers or two hundred thousand a year as part of a participatory process in which the results of electrification return for no more than three years. The bottom line here is sharing. "

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