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Tesla va construi fabrici pentru a moderniza milioane de mașini HW3 pentru FSD

24 Apr 2026
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Andrei Miroslavescu

👉 Planul Tesla pentru upgrade-ul hardware al vehiculelor

Conform electrek.co, există milioane de vehicule Tesla pe drum în prezent, vândute cu promisiunea autonomiei complete, însă fără hardware-ul necesar pentru a realiza acest lucru. CEO-ul Tesla, Elon Musk, a propus recent construirea de „microfabrici” în zonele urbane pentru a actualiza computerele și camerele acestor vehicule, ceea ce ar implica costuri ridicate pentru o companie deja afectată de marje de profit reduse. Vom vedea dacă acest plan se va concretiza.

👉 Istoricul hardware-ului și al software-ului pentru conducere autonomă Tesla

De-a lungul anilor, Tesla a afirmat că fiecare vehicul vândut dispune de hardware-ul necesar pentru conducerea autonomă completă. În perioada în care această informație a fost disponibilă pe site-ul său, Tesla a vândut milioane de vehicule echipate cu sisteme informatice denumite „hardware 2” și „hardware 3” (HW2 și HW3 pe scurt). Compania a vândut, de asemenea, software-ul denumit „Full Self-Driving” (FSD pe scurt) la prețuri de până la 15.000 de dolari, bazându-se pe promisiunea că acest software va permite, în cele din urmă, vehiculului să se conducă singur, fără pasageri la bord.

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