Tesla is preparing to roll out the Actually Smart Summon software and apply it to certain models.

The carmaker's Autopilot director has given legacy Model S and Model X owners an update on when to expect the feature, Teslarati reported Monday. The outlet noted that the software can remotely "summon" vehicles from a parking spot.

According to the outlet, the feature started being implemented with the HW3 vehicles, despite owners' concerns about the tech being only available with the Hardware 4 vehicles. Amid the update's buzz, owners of the Model S and X were curious if the software would soon come to their cars.

The matter raised the attention of Ashok Ekkuswamy, Tesla's Autopilot director, who uploaded a post on social media platform X (formerly Twitter). The director claimed that the Actually Smart Summon feature would be implemented in the Model S and X in the fourth quarter, which will officially commence on Tuesday.

Actually Smart Summon 🍑 enables your car to come to you from anywhere in the parking lot

You can also send it to a location of your choosing pic.twitter.com/oiTNtgPQog

— Tesla (@Tesla) September 23, 2024

Tesla Actually Smart Summon going to wide release next week! https://t.co/OKNlTKFuCJ

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 3, 2024

Tesla FSD 12.5.4 ASS Actually Smart Summon backs up for family of geese crossing the street.

IMO a very telling raw demonstration of FSD's robust object recognition and tracking capabilities. Bravo FSD team @Tesla @aelluswamy @elonmusk pic.twitter.com/wsTOWhO6yL

— AJ MarsLife (@OGMarsLife) September 28, 2024

Danger! Dog is driving.

Winnie testing out Tesla ASS (Actually Smart Summon)@elonmusk @Tesla_AI pic.twitter.com/bxGZvP1JQ8

— Zack (@BLKMDL3) September 4, 2024

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