Tesla Full Self-Driving’s newest model is coming very soon, and from what it sounds like, it could be “the last big piece of the puzzle,” as CEO Elon Musk said in late November.<\/p>\n
During the xAI Hackathon on Tuesday<\/a>, Musk was available for a Q&A session, where he revealed some details about Robotaxi and Tesla’s plans for removing Robotaxi Safety Monitors, and some information on a future FSD model.<\/p>\n While he said Full Self-Driving’s unsupervised capability is “pretty much solved,” and confirmed it will remove Safety Monitors in the next three weeks,<\/a> questions about the company’s ability to give this FSD version to current owners came to mind.<\/p>\n Musk said a new FSD model is coming in about a month or two that will be an order-of-magnitude larger and will include more reasoning and reinforcement learning.<\/p>\n He said:<\/p>\n “There’s a model that’s an order of magnitude larger that will be deployed in January or February 2026. We’re gonna add a lot of reasoning and RL (reinforcement learning). To get to serious scale, Tesla will probably need to build a giant chip fab. To have a few hundred gigawatts of AI chips per year, I don’t see that capability coming online fast enough, so we will probably have to build a fab.”<\/em><\/p>\n NEWS: Elon Musk says FSD Unsupervised is “pretty much solved at this point” and that @Tesla<\/a> will be launching Robotaxis with no safety monitors in about 3 weeks in Austin, Texas. He also teased a new FSD model is coming in about 1-2 months.<\/p>\n “We’re just going through validation\u2026 https:\/\/t.co\/Msne72cgMB<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/i3wfKX3Z0r<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) December 10, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n