加州车管局和特斯拉的关于自动驾驶的邮件沟通记录报告.pdf

Bisnett, Emily J.@DMV From: Al Prescott aprescott@ Sent: Friday, December 20, 2019 11:17 AM To: Soublet, Brian G.@DMV Cc: Soriano, Bernard C.@DMV; Eric Williams Subject: RE: Announcement of Full Self Driving Feature. Hi Brian, Thanks for reaching out. The sneak peak is just to show some of the new visualizations that will go with some future features that will be released under the Full Self Driving package. The new visuals will show stop lines, stop signs, stop lights, road markings, etc. We completely understand and agree that we won’t deploy any autonomous vehicle feature without a deployment permit. Please give me a call if you have any questions, and happy holidays. I hope you both get some downtime. Best, Al Al Prescott | Acting General Counsel 3500 Deer Creek Rd, Palo Alto, CA 94304 m. +1 (240) 994-5639 | aprescott@ From: Soublet, Brian G.@DMV Brian.Soublet@ Sent: Friday, December 20, 2019 10:01 AM To: Al Prescott aprescott@ Cc: Soriano, Bernard C.@DMV Bernard.Soriano@ Subject: Announcement of Full Self Driving Feature. Importance: High Al we’ve seen press reports that Mr. Musk announced on Twitter that a “Tesla holiday software update has FSD sneak preview…” Many people generally translate “FSD” to be “fu ll self-driving.” Is Tesla releasing a full self-driving software update to any California Tesla owners? As you are aware, the deployment of autonomously driven vehicles on public roads in California requires a permit to deploy. At this time Tesla does not have a permit to deploy. Please provide an update on what this announcement for the deployment of the feature means in terms of autonomous operation on public roads in California? Brian G.