Tesla to fit all new vehicles with self-driving capability
Tesla will fit the hardware needed for full self-driving capability into all new vehicles it produces, including the Tesla Model 3.
The manufacturer says it will fit new cars with an improved on-board computer, with more than 40 times the power of previous generations.
Jonathan Hewett, chief marketing officer, Octo Telematics
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