It’s been almost 10 months since the Cybertruck, arguably Tesla’s most technologically advanced vehicle, started to ship to customers and it still lacks Autopilot and Full Self Driving. The latter is a key component in Musk’s long-term vision for Tesla and is expected to be fleshed out at Tesla’s “We, Robot” event in Los Angeles on October 10.

Tesla (TSLA) has started rolling out its driving assistance software to some of its Cybertrucks, finally giving those owners of the futuristic electric truck what every other customer could already use.

Some Tesla Cybertruck owners are starting to get Full Self-Driving (FSD) access on their vehicles. The company’s polarizing electric pickup truck has lacked the driver-assistance software feature since its launch in November 2023.

Managers at Tesla’s Grünheide factory in Germany are visiting the homes of workers on sick leave—but don’t expect them to be bringing chicken noodle soup and orange juice.

Tesla employees in Germany have reported surprise visits from managers while on medical leave, according to a report by Ziare. Some workers threatened to call the police or slammed doors in frustration when managers showed up unannounced.

This came after the percentage of Berlin gigafactory workers calling in sick reached 17% in August, compared to the German car industry's average of around 5%