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Disable emergency lane departure avoidance
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ucmndd
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Model S doesn’t have ELDA yet.
It can be disabled on Model 3, but not permanently - it reactivates on every drive.
It can be disabled on Model 3, but not permanently - it reactivates on every drive.
Cheburashka
Active Member
Nope. Doesn't exist on S.
3 only.
There is a different emergency departure system that can be disabled from Autopilot menu but it's not the newly released one.
ucmndd
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It exists for the 3, and will supposedly be enabled on S/X at some point in the future, but I assure you your car doesn’t have it now.
So what happens if you swerve to avoid an obstacle in the road, like a tire, ladder, body, etc.? Will the car fight you and cause you to hit the obstacle?
I know that on my S it has a feature where if you cross a line and your blinker is not on, it will vibrate the steering wheel to alert you that you are drifting out of the lane.
I know that on my S it has a feature where if you cross a line and your blinker is not on, it will vibrate the steering wheel to alert you that you are drifting out of the lane.
When I went through a construction zone I had to drive in the edge of the road and it kept trying to nudge me back onto the road into cones for 3 miles (9 attempts or so). Could fight it off easily as I was driving but it did slightly swerve in a tight area. Klaxons and red line in IC each time. Really annoying.
No option to disable is present.
Edit: AS and TACC were off.
ucmndd
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There’s a separate but related feature that is activated for a brief time after you disengage or unsuccessfully try to engage Autopilot.
Tesla driver discovers new 'Autopilot isn't on, idiot' safety feature - Electrek
This is not the same as thing as the ELDA feature currently implemented on the 3.
ucmndd
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Ok, you’re right. It’s much more likely that you’re the only person in the world that has this feature enabled on your S. Guess you’re just lucky!
ucmndd
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From reports of 3 owners, sharp angle (i.e. deliberate) lane departures don’t activate the feature.
Yes I see what you mean.
What I see on Tesla’s new site on May 2nd is
“At Tesla, improving safety is our primary goal, even after a customer purchases their car. That’s why we’re introducing these features beginning today via a free over-the-air software update, starting with Model 3 owners and gradually expanding to all cars that were built after October 2016.”
I think I have seen on my Model S the redline warning and got the klaxon at the edge of the road but I will check and report back if I can reproduce it.
Yeah, it caught me by surprise a little when my M3 tried to kill a pedestrian in the road that I was trying to avoid. Thankfully it doesn't try too hard. I thought recent software allowed you to turn it off and it stay off but that doesn't seem to be the case...
Ok so this is feature is not in my AP2.5 2019.29.3.1 vehicle.
What happens is you get a warning to “take over immediately”. But even that did not happen every time I crossed the line.
So S and X will wait for this feature to shake out on Model 3s as was said by another poster above.
What happens is you get a warning to “take over immediately”. But even that did not happen every time I crossed the line.
So S and X will wait for this feature to shake out on Model 3s as was said by another poster above.
I’m om 32.2 also. The last update messed with lane departure and turned it on without my knowing it. Today I was dodging debris in the road, and it sounded so loudly that I flinched and almost wrecked. I stopped and turned it back off. That now joined blindside warning in permanent off because of the insane level of noise. What is Tesla thinking?! Be glad if you don’t have them.
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