Full Self Sliding Tesla crashes into police car!

[Mark II]

FSS is clearly not safe!

 

[WyoDude]

Crazy. Also surprised it took the owner so long to see it was sliding away

 

[Tam]

FSS is clearly not safe!

Is this rear-wheel drive because the rear wheels were on brakes and wouldn't roll, but the front wheels were rolling?

Or is it the same with All-Wheel Drive (front wheels would roll freely too)?

 

[Supcom]

A Full Self Driving hit and run, no less.

 

[kabin]

FSS is clearly not safe!

Rut roh. Software updating coming - full 4 wheel braking.

 

[Mark II]

Is this rear-wheel drive because the rear wheels were on brakes and wouldn't roll, but the front wheels were rolling?

Or is it the same with All-Wheel Drive (front wheels would roll freely too)?

Just speculating, I could be a pre Raven AWD, which means the motors turn freely at low speed, i.e. regen does not stop the car, unlike later models where you have regen all the way to stop. Tesla is upgrading Model S/X with new, more efficient electric motors

 

[Dewg]

When you use the brake pedal, you're engaging the front brakes. When you park, the rear brakes are engaged. The only way to engage all four brakes is to use the emergency stop feature. Press the brake pedal which engages the front brakes, and then hold down the park button which engages the rears in an emergency.

 

[Mark II]

Now I am thinking FSS was an undocumented feature released as part of the Holiday Update?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1606423534536118272

 

[777Path]

Is there a way to set the parking brake for the front + the back?