Tesla's graphic visualizations for features like Autopilot and Full Self-Driving may receive updates with the transition to Unreal Engine from Epic Games. According to information from well-known Tesla hacker greentheonly, confirmations of this transition were found in the Tesla firmware 2025.20 for Model S and Model X with AMD chips.

Unreal Engine is known as a popular tool for video game development, but recently Epic Games has been actively promoting its use among automakers. Currently, Tesla uses the Godot engine for visualizations, so the transition to Unreal Engine will allow it to join other companies like Rivian, Ford, GMC, Volvo, and Lotus, which are already using this engine in their vehicles.
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