Rivian CEO says supervised point-to-point self-driving will arrive this year, and he’s comparing it directly to Tesla’s FSD
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe said the company will ship supervised point-to-point self-driving on all of its second-generation vehicles and the R2 later this year, describing the capability as “very similar to Tesla’s FSD.” Speaking at the Masters of Scale event in Anaheim on Thursday, Scaringe laid out a three-stage autonomy roadmap: supervised point-to-point driving in […] This story continues at The Next Web
Rivian's CEO, RJ Scaringe, announced that the company will introduce supervised point-to-point self-driving features on all second-generation vehicles and the R2 by the end of the year. He described the technology as closely resembling Tesla's Full Self-Driving capability. The announcement was made during the Masters of Scale event in Anaheim. Scaringe outlined a three-stage plan for achieving full autonomy. The feature will require driver supervision but aims to simplify navigation. This development highlights Rivian's push into advanced driver-assistance systems. The company is positioning itself as a competitor in the self-driving space. The Next Web provides further details on the announcement.
It signals Rivian's commitment to advancing autonomous driving technology and competing with industry leaders like Tesla.
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