Lifesaving Tesla Autopilot, finally some glory

Tesla Model Y that took the manager to the hospital, 21 km for testing only.

Tesla Autopilot to save lives: after many controversies (and controversial accidents), a story with a happy ending has spread around the world. With a man who, struck by a serious illness, arrives at the hospital, setting his destination on autopilot.

**Max Paul in the hospital (with a Tesla t-shirt) smiling after his scare**.

The life-saving Tesla Autopilot acts as an ambulance for the owner

Just down 4 months until the day that Elon Musk will present the first one Robotaxis Tesla, a fully autonomous car without pedals or steering wheel. But at the same time, even cars already in circulation can give a good account of themselves in this front. The story has spread around the world Max Paul Franklin, an American television producer who, on the night between April 1 and 2, felt ill while alone at home. The onset of heart attack and low blood sugar due to insulin pump failure. Undeterred, the man succeeded enter into his Example Y and set up Emergency Room-targeted Automated Tests. All’s well that ends well: Max Paul himself, a little fat, posted dating photos on X. Reposted immediately by a Elon Musk happy that Tesla autopilot finally made the news not to accident or complaintbut for a story with a happy ending.

A journey of almost 21 kilometers without touching the steering wheel and the pedals: “Thank you, Elon Musk”

“I’m glad that Tesla FSD (Full Self Driving) was there to help you and make you feel good!Musk wrote on your profile. For his part, Max Paul reconstructed the whole story: “Without any intervention, the car competently traveled 13 miles (approx 21 km) from my house to the emergency room… As an owner of luxury cars, including Porsche, Mercedes, BMW, Acura and Cadillac, I can unequivocally declare Tesla to be the pinnacle of automotive innovation today. Its ability to save lives at critical moments underlines its quality. The leap from traditional cars to Fully Autonomous functionality is like a transition from a basic phone to a smartphone. As a resident of a solar home, the cost of the last 7,000 miles has been minimal, saving nearly $1,000. I extend my thanks to Elon Musk for his stupid leadership in developing technology that is more than just transportation…Thank you, Tesla, and thank you to the team at Charles George Medical Center!“.