Tesla Malaysia lists Actually Smart Summon and Autosteer on city streets features as coming soon
With the unveiling of the 2025 Tesla Model Y ‘Juniper’ facelift, details have been revealed for the Malaysian market as well, which receives the revised electric SUV in two versions from the outset – the base Rear-Wheel Drive from RM195,450, and the Long Range All-Wheel Drive from RM242,450.
Among the details of the Model Y facelift, the Tesla Malaysia website also revealed that the revised electric SUV will receive the carmaker’s Actually Smart Summon feature that was globally released in November last year.
A vehicle summoning feature for cars equipped with Tesla Vision, ASS enables the vehicle’s driver to set a location on the mobile app, press and hold the device’s screen to summon the car to drive to the preset destination, and simply let go of the screen to stop the car.
The Actually Smart Summon feature is part of the Enhanced Autopilot pack that is a RM16,000 option for Malaysia, and this also include Navigate on Autopilot, Auto Lane Change, Autopark and Dumb Summon (a remote parking assist feature that remotely drives the car into, and out of a parking space).
Also listed as upcoming features are Autosteer on city streets, alongside traffic light and stop sign control. These will be added to the firm’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) capability, which packs the functions of Basic Autopilot and Enhanced Autopilot.
While the upcoming features within the Enhanced Autopilot and Full Self-Driving packs emerged on the Model Y page, these features can also be expected to roll out on other models as well, namely the Model 3.
In Malaysia, the order books for the 2025 Tesla Model Y are open, and customer deliveries are expected from the end of April.
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