"Banish has been something Tesla has teased for years. The company has promised the possibility of completely hands-off parking: arrive, drop off at the entrance, the car parks itself, and the car retrieves you at the end of your visit. Ultimately, even though it is technically a driverless feature, Tesla has not refined its parking portion of the Full Self-Driving (Supervised) suite enough to release Banish to the public."
"Tesla recently started performing specified parking tasks at the driver's discretion. In the FSD (Supervised) v14.1 release, Tesla has added the ability to pick your parking scenario. Drivers can choose a Charger, Parking Lot, Curbside, Street, Driveway, or Parking Garage. To achieve Banish, Tesla would have to gather enough data with these scenarios to then gain the capability to park after dropping vehicle occupants off."
"His remark came in response to a video where FSD v14.1 drove around a Costco parking lot for twenty minutes looking for a spot: In the near future, your Tesla will drop you off at the store entrance and then go find a parking spot. When you're ready to exit the store, just tap Summon on your phone and the car will come to you."
Tesla continues developing a Banish capability that would let vehicles drop occupants at an entrance, find a parking spot autonomously, and return on request. The company added selectable Arrival Options in FSD (Supervised) v14.1, allowing drivers to specify Charger, Parking Lot, Curbside, Street, Driveway, or Parking Garage scenarios to collect relevant data. Achieving fully hands-off Banish requires further refinement of the parking portion of the FSD suite and more scenario data. Elon Musk stated Banish will arrive "in the near future" after footage showed FSD v14.1 searching a Costco lot. Summon remains a challenging feature for Tesla.
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