Elon Musk said Tesla Autopilot will hit a big milestone a year later than he first predicted
advanced driver-assistance system will be able to drive from an owner's home to their office by the end of this year.
"Most of the time," the system will be able to do so without the driver having to take control, Musk said. A version of Autopilot Musk is testing is close to achieving this capability, he added. Last year, Musk promised Autopilot would be able to pick an owner up and drive them to their destination without human intervention by the end of 2019.
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