He has a heart attack while driving a Tesla: the car takes him to the hospital and saves his life

A Tesla Model Y with the latest version 12 of the Full Self-Driving (FSD) software has demonstrated its life-saving capabilities by transporting a man to hospital after a heart attack. The story of Max Paul Franklin, an American television producer who, on the night between 1 and 2 April, felt ill alone at home, has spread throughout the world. The onset of heart attack and low blood sugar due to insulin pump failure. Undeterred, the man managed to get into his Model Y and set Autopilot to the emergency room.

Post on X

Max Paul posted photos of the relationship on X. It was immediately retweeted by Elon Musk happy that Tesla autopilot has finally made the news not with an accident or complaint, but with a story with a happy ending. Despite owning a number of luxury cars, Franklin praised Musk for his “commitment to quality and innovation.”

Description of the story

In a post titled “My True Story of Things,” Franklin wrote: “On April 1st, Tesla opened up full self-driving capabilities to all Tesla cars in America. In a time of need, at 2:00 a.m. the next morning, I found myself faced with severe dehydration and a blood sugar level of 670 due to a malfunctioning insulin pump. Wasting no time, I turned to my Model Y for help.”

The way to the hospital

Franklin explained that his Tesla made the 13-mile trip from his home in Virginia to the hospital. The car even offered to park the car so that the director could get immediate treatment. Tesla’s transportation and fully autonomous capabilities were “quick and efficient,” according to Franklin.