High Speed AEB Automatic Emergency Braking

[scottf200]

The Model S and X have High Speed AEB (> 50 MPH & <= 90 MPH). It appears that the 3 only has Low Speed AEB at this point (<= 50 MPH).

Perhaps this has been discussed but has there been any news on Tesla doing testing and then adding High Speed AEB (note: hardware radar/camera are typically the issue but the 3 has them. On the Volt, for example, you only get the undocumented High Speed AEB if you also get the Driver Confidence Package II and ACC/Adaptive Cruise Control).
(Aside: Volt and Bolt Low Speed AEB is <= 37 MPH; Gen II LEAF is Low Speed <= 50 MPH; Volt's undocumented High Speed AEB supposedly comes with ACC -- can not find doc)

Model 3 manual:

Automatic Emergency Braking operates only when driving between approximately 7 mph (10 km/h) and 50 mph (80 km/h).

Tesla Autopilot 2.5 Activates High-Speed Automatic Emergency Braking

 

[david_42]

AEB that doesn't work at high speeds sounds worse than useless, that's when you need it the most because your reflexes are time-limited and high speeds means longer distances in that time.

 

[scottf200]

Tesla activates Model 3 heated rear seats in latest OTA update

A screenshot of Tesla’s notes for the Model 3’s 2018.10.1 OTA update. [Credit: Raghuram Kamath via helicopterrun/Reddit]

 

[JeffK]

They updated the manual too.

https://www.tesla.com/content/dam/tesla/Ownership/Own/Model 3 Owners Manual.pdf#page=89

 

[ebmcs03]

Dang! So if I’m falling asleep i better make sure it’s above 7mph!

 

[Atari2600]

They updated the manual too.

https://www.tesla.com/content/dam/tesla/Ownership/Own/Model 3 Owners Manual.pdf#page=89

A change log would be so helpful as I always use those to catch up on what's new. Guess I'll put a request in for it. I wonder if people will start saying RTFMA