Tesla is making headlines again with the return of its Mad Max mode in Full Self-Driving (Supervised). This feature, designed to make the car drive more aggressively, has arrived just as the automaker faces new scrutiny from regulators and ongoing lawsuits ...

Business Insider tested Tesla's Full Self-Driving system and found it a highly capable driver assistance feature. Full autonomy will be a game changer.

Tesla has brought back its ‘Mad Max’ mode for its ‘Full Self-Driving (Supervised) that ignores speed limits amid several regulatory investigations into Tesla’s system being dangerous. Between wrongful death lawsuits from customers and pressure from ...

Tesla has brought back a somewhat controversial self-driving mode that was removed several years ago. The mode, which is literally called "Mad Max," is more aggressive than the company's already existing "Hurry" mode. In the latest release notes for Tesla ...

Tesla reintroduced Mad Max mode, an assertive FSD driving option emphasizing speed and quick lane changes. New driving profile potentially faces legal concerns for frequently exceeding speed limits. FSD system is already under investigation. It’s the ...

What’s happened? Tesla has rolled out “Mad Max” mode in its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software under update v14.1.2. This mode is the polar opposite of the more cautious “Sloth Mode” introduced earlier; instead, it drives faster than posted ...