Cadillac Tops Tesla in Consumer Reports' First Ranking of Automated Driving Systems
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How Capable Is the Automation?
The systems were tested on their ability to automate speed control and steering. We looked at how well the cars stayed centered in their lane, how often they touched lane lines, and how many times they crossed those lines. We measured each system’s performance on straightaways, on curves, in lane merges, and during lane changes. We also evaluated their ability to control speed on the highway, in stop-and-go traffic, approaching a car ahead, and when the car ahead had left the lane.
Autopilot and Super Cruise were the clear winners. These systems accelerated and slowed comfortably and were able to reliably keep the vehicle centered in the lane for several miles at a time. The Nissan and Volvo systems had trouble with curvy or hilly roads, and they had frequent lane departures.
This makes the 7th(?) report of supercruise beating AP.
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