π UPDATE β June 11, 2026
The rollout is now officially underway. Tesla has begun pushing Actually Smart Summon and basic Summon to Cybertruck owners as part of FSD Supervised v14.3.4 β marking the first time the Cybertruck can operate driverless in a parking lot scenario. Multiple trackers including @wholemars and @SawyerMerritt confirmed the rollout live on June 11, 2026. The official @cybertruck account also confirmed the news, noting both Smart Summon and standard Summon are included in this update.
"Cybertruck just got the ability to go driverless in parking lots for the first time!" β @wholemars
π UPDATE β June 11, 2026
Tesla vehicle tracking service Teslascope has now officially detected "Actually Smart Summon" as a new feature in Tesla's system, further confirming the rollout is underway. The detection signals that the feature is being pushed out and registered across Tesla's fleet infrastructure. Cybertruck owners should keep an eye on incoming software updates as the feature appears to be actively propagating. π
Tesla confirmed this morning that Summon β specifically the Actually Smart Summon (ASS) variant β is rolling out for Cybertruck. The announcement came directly from Tesla's official account, with the feature expected to reach vehicles shortly.
Actually Smart Summon lets your Tesla navigate a parking lot autonomously and pull up to your location β all controlled through the Tesla app. It goes well beyond the original basic Summon (which only moved the car forward or backward in a straight line), using the vehicle's cameras and sensors to route around obstacles and other cars. The feature requires Full Self-Driving (Supervised) and has been available on Model 3, Y, S, and X for some time. Cybertruck is now joining that list.
The practical upside for Cybertruck owners is obvious: the truck's size makes tight parking lots genuinely stressful. Having the vehicle navigate out and come to you β while you stand clear β removes that friction entirely. Watching a 6,600-lb stainless steel truck maneuver itself through a crowded lot is also, admittedly, going to be a sight.
No specific software version or hard launch date was given beyond "rolling out shortly." Cybertruck owners with FSD (Supervised) should keep an eye on their Tesla app for the update β and check the Summon section under the app's controls once it arrives.
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