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I'd rather have the sensor be less permissive and don't allow to open the door unless there is at least some few inches clearance before and after the edges of the door than have this happenI would expect it to in that situation... Granted I don't have my X yet but from what I understand with the current sensor setup, nothing was directly blocking the door and the car was parked just right... Perhaps someday Tesla will be able to use the AP cameras to help the FW doors better see their surrounding environment but we aren't remotely there yet...
Anyone else want to chime in here?
Jeff
Especially with young kids opening the doors from the inside.
I love the falcon wings, but they shouldn't be cause of anxiety each time I park. I should not have to worry about edge cases like that and have to check clearance before allowing my kids or passenger to open the door.
Same thing happened to me exactly here in Switzerland...That is just funny so wanted to share it with you guys. All that work Tesla did, all the sensors they installed and it's still hit the wall.
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You must have great kids. I have anxiety in any car when my kids open the door. If I park near a bollard or a post there's about a 110% chance that they are going to hit it unless I directly supervise.
You must have great kids. I have anxiety in any car when my kids open the door. If I park near a bollard or a post there's about a 110% chance that they are going to hit it unless I directly supervise.
I said kids, but really, it's any passenger.
Take a regular car, a kid or an adult can open the door, keep the handle in his or her hand, and open the door while avoiding going too further away to hit an obstacle.