From dirt, Dorito dust, cookie crumbs, dog hair, leaves, pieces of paper, dust – all these things always manage to find a special place in your car, but not anymore. For just $25, you can suck all that filth out and be rewarded with a car as clean and fresh as a new one.

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Now, you do not have to rush to the car wash every time you spill something. Next time you spill your food on the carpet, just grab the ThisWorx car vacuum from the trunk, plug it into your car’s 12v outlet and suck all the dust out like a pro. The HEPA filter of the vacuum also eradicates allergens, ensuring your car is clean and healthy. This investment will save you $$$ on car washes.

All About ThisWorx Car Vacuum

While cordless vacuums have been popular for their convenience, they lack the power and ability to make your car squeaky clean. However, the ThisWorx car vacuum has a 106w motor, powerful enough to remove the most stubborn particles. It comes with a 16 feet cord, making it a cakewalk to get in between seat cushions and down the sides. The stiff brush attachment lets you clear every persistent mess. The hand vac also includes a brush nozzle for pet hair. The clear trash container will enable you to watch all the debris going into the machine, making the process rather satisfying.

A Must-Have Road-Travel Partner

This vacuum is a great companion for your road trips. You tend to eat in your car and so, spills are likely to happen. This vacuum will make sure that you do not have to spend the night in a dirty car. The reviews are all praises for this car vac. A 1028 Dodge Durango owner feels that the vac is ‘awesome.’ Another review came in from a ride-share driver claiming that regular use of the vac has helped him score some great tips.

While self-driving cars are a marvel in themselves, they still have a long way to go. Elon Musk, CEO, Tesla himself, feels that the beta version of the self-driving car is not that great but reassures us that the team is working really hard to improve the bugs.

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving feature is giving out really impressive performance most of the time; it’s falling short at certain crucial times. In the videos shared by beta testers, we can see the car approaching the construction site and steering towards a hole. In another video, we can see it getting scratched by plowing through bushes that were overgrown.

Development Hell

The development of the self-driving car has been a long rock ride. In 2016 Elon had mentioned how he thought autonomous cars were no more a distant dream. He had said for him a completely autonomous car is just two years away – we are now in 2021, 5 years after the statement, still running beta tests on the car. Tesla had also begun delivering cars with Autopilot hardware a few months later and had started selling future access to the feature.

Yet, even after so many years, the full self-driving feature is not fully ready yet! Tesla is trying out new ways to make the feature more efficient. Earlier, Tesla changed the software programming that relied on a combination of cameras and radar. This new approach sets them apart from others working on developing the same. This shift in approach has further delayed the release of the car.

Latest Timeline

There is a lot of confusion about whether Tesla will be able to hit its level 5 autonomy. Musk’s hope to achieve that by the end of the year seems unrealistic from an engineering perspective. Tesla currently is operating at level 2 autonomy.