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Tesla has confirmed plans to develop an autonomous motorhome. The project, announced by AI Vice President Ashok Elluswamy, may be based on the steering-wheel-free Robovan concept and accommodate up to 20 passengers.
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Tesla has confirmed plans to develop an autonomous motorhome. The project, announced by AI Vice President Ashok Elluswamy, may be based on the steerin...
Tesla has confirmed plans to develop an autonomous motorhome. The project, announced by AI Vice President Ashok Elluswamy, may be based on the steering-wheel-free Robovan concept and accommodate up to 20 passengers.
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Tesla is exploring the development of an autonomous motorhome. AI VP Ashok Elluswamy hinted at a 20-seat concept focused on long-distance travel. The self-driving Robovan van, unveiled earlier without a steering wheel, could serve as the platform.
Tesla is working on a camper van version of its autonomous electric Robovan. Key features will include an active suspension system for adjustable ground clearance and a spacious interior with a flat floor. The project is a response to a public request for a recreational vehicle with full self-driving capability.
Tesla is reportedly considering a recreational version of its autonomous Robovan, following a public exchange on social media. The company's VP of AI software responded 'On it' to a request for autonomous RVs, indicating development beyond urban transport. The vehicle's driverless design offers a spacious interior, but its low ground clearance for aerodynamics poses a challenge for off-road access, which Tesla claims its active suspension can address.
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