Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced a new voice interface for the Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, allowing drivers to control the car via natural speech commands. This feature, launching in about three months, aims to make FSD feel more like an autonomous chauffeur by reducing reliance on touchscreens and manual controls. However, the announcement comes as Tesla faces a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration investigation into crashes linked to FSD's failure to detect poor visibility conditions, and a lawsuit in China alleging misrepresentation of FSD capabilities. While voice control improves user experience, it does not address the core safety and performance issues under scrutiny, leaving regulators to assess Tesla's safety claims.
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