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Here is likely what you'd be seeing on Tesla vehicles soon

The CEO of Tesla has disclosed so many new features and updates coming to their vehicles, which will make their vehicle hard to compete with.

One of his claims which actually stood out for me, is that in the future, you won't be required to put on your seat belt in a Tesla when traveling because of how advanced their airbag system will be.

According to Elon, Tesla vehicles now have updated software to improve how the airbags are deployed, and it is getting better and better with time.

The vehicle will run some series of calculations like checking if you are an adult, how much you weigh, and which part of the seat you are sitting at to measure the pressure distribution.

It will be so good to the extent that even if an unbelted toddler is sitting in a bad position in the vehicle, he will still be 100% safe.

Tesla has garnered a multitude of 5-star ratings bestowed upon them by prestigious safety institutions across the globe. Countless tests have been conducted, and time and time again, Teslas have emerged victorious, proving their unparalleled commitment to safety.

Not forgetting their insane improvement to their Full Self Driving mode, which is mind-blowing and has taken the world by surprise!

However, none of this will be achievable if there are any compelled regulations.


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