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Earlier, Musk had announced in the evening that Tesla's autopilot technology had made "significant progress", far ahead of Waymo and Cruise Automation, and Musk would soon see what Musk called "significant progress", as Tesla will hold a "Autopilot Day" on Monday, demonstrating full autopilot technology for the first time.

According to the report, Tesla will show the road map of his autopilot technology at the company's headquarters in Palo Alto, aimed at investors attending the company's shareholders' meeting, and will show the latest development of its full autopilot function. Tesla pointed out: "Tesla is making significant progress in the development of autopilot software and hardware, including the fully autopilot computer we are currently producing, which will achieve full autopilot through future remote software updates."

As an early "experience" for the launch of richer features in the future, Tesla will release a fully self-driving package to car owners.

Tesla's Autopilot system has certain auxiliary driving functions, but it is still unable to achieve full autopilot without human intervention. In recent years, accidents related to the Autopilot system have also occurred from time to time. Although some accidents are caused by improper operation of the driver, there are still doubts about the safety and reliability of the Autopilot autopilot system. This time, how far has Musk's so-called "significant progress" been made?

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