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Tesla Releases "Autopilot" Update It's estimated that driverless cars will be available by the year 2020 — assuming regulators agree. Last night, Tesla took another step in that direction. Last night, Tesla downloaded new software into its Model S cars. It makes them the closest commercially available vehicles on the road so far to being operated not by drivers, but by autonomous, computerized systems. Michael Ballaban, features editor at Jalopnik.com , took one out yesterday on the streets of New York City.
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