In a remarkable demonstration of Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities, a Tesla owner recently found himself in a nail-biting situation that showcased the power of AI technology. After parking his vehicle in a loading zone on a Sunday, he and his wife felt secure, believing that towing wouldn't be an issue on that day. However, their peace of mind quickly turned into panic when a security guard appeared, ready to tow their car. As the situation unfolded from their fifth-floor apartment, the owner dashed towards the door, urged by his wife to take action. Instead of running down to the street, she suggested a more innovative solution: "Just summon it!" Following her advice, the owner accessed the Tesla app from their breakfast table. With a simple tap on the Summon feature, the car activated, maneuvered out of the loading zone, and rolled up to the front door just in time for him to hop inside. The astonished security guard, witnessing this futuristic scenario, likened the car's capabilities to those of Waymo's autonomous vehicles. The owner later reflected on the experience, stating that utilizing the FSD feature not only saved him approximately $400 in potential towing fees, but it also reinforced his belief that purchasing the feature was one of his best decisions ever.
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