The new hardware may include additional sensors like sonar, radar, and cameras.

The new hardware may include additional sensors like sonar, radar and cameras. Sonar is a type of sensor that uses sound waves to detect objects. Radar is a type of sensor that uses radio waves to detect objects. Cameras are used to detect objects on the road and in your own car; they work by detecting the intensity of light reflected by an object’s surface. Sensors can be combined into more accurate ones for better functionality, such as combining two different types of cameras together into one unit with more powerful capabilities than either separately would have offered alone

We have a lot more to learn about this new system as it rolls out in 2020 and beyond.

Tesla’s new hardware 4.0 autopilot system is not yet fully operational, but there are already some things we know about it.

First, the company says that Model S and Model 3 owners will begin receiving their first software updates for the new system in 2020. Tesla CEO Elon Musk has also said that he plans to have Model 3 vehicles with full self-driving features by the end of next year—an ambitious goal if ever there was one!

As more details come out about how exactly this new autopilot system works (and how much it costs), we’ll share them here on our blog so you can stay informed as well!

Conclusion

The new hardware will be on all 2019 Tesla models, beginning in September and November. The system will include additional sensors like sonar, radar, and cameras that help the autopilot system identify objects around it. This is a major step forward from the current Autopilot system which uses only cameras for object detection. We’re excited to see what comes next!