Tesla is preparing to launch a production version of its steering-wheel-free electric vehicle this year, aiming to bring fully autonomous driving capabilities to consumers. The car, which relies on advanced driver-assistance systems, raises questions about its practicality for everyday use without traditional controls. Industry experts debate whether the technology is truly ready for mainstream adoption or remains a niche experiment. Potential buyers will need to weigh the futuristic appeal against real-world limitations in current autonomous driving systems.
Tesla wants to sell you a useless car with no steering wheel this year Electrek
