Welcome to today’s episode! Tesla is back in the spotlight with its latest spring software update, bringing exciting new features to its electric vehicles. Despite a recent sales slump, the company continues to innovate, introducing adaptive high beams that ensure drivers can use their high beams without blinding oncoming traffic. This is made possible through the newly activated beamforming capabilities of its matrix headlights.

As reported by Umar Shakir from The Verge, many drivers will find this particularly useful, especially since similar technology has been common in European cars for years. Tesla is also enhancing navigation with “Alternative Trip Plans,” allowing users to choose their routes based on speed, convenience, or even dining options along the way.

Moreover, the update expands the functionality of Tesla's Sentry and Dashcam systems, which now includes clips from additional cameras, providing even better surveillance capabilities, though it's limited to newer models with specific hardware.

The update doesn’t stop there. Drivers of the Model S and X can now see sideview camera feeds right on their instrument cluster, and newer features like trunk height memory and simplified hotspot connectivity are all part of the package.

With these enhancements, Tesla is leaning into its reputation for cutting-edge technology, making it clear that they are committed to improving the driving experience. That’s the latest from Tesla's spring update—stay tuned for more news!
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