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lunitiks
Cool James & Black Teacher
You mean the autowipers and autodimming that will come in December 2016?
Parity is not exactly what was expected of EAP last year... it was not called Autopilot after all, it was called Enhanced Autopilot...
Progress is of course good. Still, nothing erases the fact that it seems Elon/Tesla misled us in October (Elon said EAP would be beyond AP1 in December 2016...). So, yeah, they may hear about for some time to come, which seems only fair IMO.
ccutrer
Active Member
Tesla releases important new Autopilot update removing Autosteer restrictions in new cars
Yes, auto high beams. It doesn't mention wipers, and I don't have an AP2 car to confirm, but that may be a small enough feature that they just slipped it in without saying anything.
lunitiks
Cool James & Black Teacher
Candleflame
Active Member
autodimming and autobeams (and ideally autohighbeam) must be standard if you only have an LCD to control the vehicles functions... It is not like a physicial button you need to slap on.
Not too bothered regarding autowipers but nice to have and some cars have had that since the 90s....
Not too bothered regarding autowipers but nice to have and some cars have had that since the 90s....
Garlan Garner
Banned
Parity is not exactly what was expected of EAP last year... it was not called Autopilot after all, it was called Enhanced Autopilot...
Progress is of course good. Still, nothing erases the fact that it seems Elon/Tesla misled us in October (Elon said EAP would be beyond AP1 in December 2016...). So, yeah, they may hear about for some time to come, which seems only fair IMO.
Hmmm. I hope that those who paid the $5000k during their lease don't mind missing out on the 1st six months of not having Enhanced Autopilot.
Indeed - and let's be clear: there is no Enhanced Autopilot out yet. With the latest update there is perhaps something akin to Autopilot on EAP enabled cars, though not exactly that either (I guess the boldest have ventured into virtual parity, which is a bit iffy).
When the actual EAP really comes, which was expected to complete validation and roll-out in December 2016, is anyone's guess. Another 3-6 months would perhaps sound realistic? So close to one year late? With maybe the token extra feature for FSD enabled cars thrown in for good measure...
I am just collecting the facts and speculating on the future - this is not a reflection of my personal feelings on my own car or anything of the sort... I am not in any particular hurry personally, but would prefer Tesla/Elon give us accurate timelines over misleading hyperbole.
Wasn't part of the reason Tesla dumped MobilEye because their tech wasn't capable of full autonomy?
alseTrick
Active Member
Stating facts is not complaining. It is not my problem that you don't like the facts.
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