Tesla, Inc. CEO Musk tweeted on the 21st that the fully autopilot test version will be launched tonight local time.

In the tweet, Musk saidThe launch will be "extremely slow and cautious". However, he still did not say where the beta vehicles would be located, so it was not clear whether the company had permission to conduct such self-driving car tests in these areas.

Earlier, in Tesla, Inc. 's Battery Day speech, Musk revealed some ongoing fully autopilot work. "We have to fundamentally rewrite the entire autopilot software stack." We now tag 3D videos, which is very different from tagging a single 2D image before. We are now tagging the entire video clip, shooting synchronously with all the cameras and tagging it. The complexity of the automobile neural network and the overall logic of the automobile have been greatly improved. "

Investors are concerned that Tesla, Inc. will release three quarterly results after the close on Wednesday, and the market is paying close attention to whether the company will reveal whether it can meet its target of delivering 500000 vehicles for the whole year. According to previously released data, Tesla, Inc. needs to deliver 181600 new cars in the fourth quarter to meet the target, an increase of more than 30 per cent from the third quarter.

Yesterday, Electrek reported that ownership and registration data collected by market research firm Cross-Sell showed that Tesla, Inc. 's registration in California recovered, from a low of about 9800 in the second quarter to about 16200 in the three months to September. However, due to the sharp drop in the number of Model 3 registrations, this figure is still down about 13% compared with the same period last year.

According to a report released by Cross-Sell in July, Tesla, Inc. registered 9774 vehicles in California in the second quarter, down nearly 48 per cent from a year earlier. Of the 23 states tracked in the Cross-Sell report, Tesla, Inc. registered 18702 vehicles, a decrease of nearly 49 per cent.