Look Ma, No Hands: See an E-Car on Autopilot

The Tesla Model S now comes with a “Summon” feature

Look Ma, No Hands: See an E-Car on Autopilot

Look Ma, No Hands: See an E-Car on Autopilot

By The Editors

Having an extra five minutes in the morning to finish your coffee, play with your dog or start the first chapter of the Great American Novel would be a welcome addition to your life, right?

Don’t worry, Fitzgerald, Tesla’s got you.

A new software update for the Model S will allow owners of the zero-emission electric car to simply hail their car by tapping a button on the Tesla smartphone app.

Revolutionize Your Commute 1:09

In addition to the Summon feature, a video showcasing the updated 7.1 software shows the Model S going 65 MPH on a curvy highway while being guided by traffic-aware cruise control and changing lanes, with its driver only having to tap the turn signal.

The Autopilot feature, which is a “super high priority” for Elon Musk, also enables the Model S to scan for a parking space, display an alert when one is available and parallel park on command.

If that innovative display doesn’t inspire you to get cracking on the book, maybe this will.

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