Was super surprised to find that after exiting a freeway while using AP with Autosteer, the car maintained the same 55MPH speed with no warnings and worked great! The speed limit was 45MPH so I lowered the speed to 51MPH and the car handled several medium sized intersections very well - it did struggle with a large intersection (6 lane road) no I had to take over but again, very impressed with local street performance...feels very close to release ready!
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Was super surprised to find that after exiting a freeway while using AP with Autosteer, the car maintained the same 55MPH speed with no warnings and worked great! The speed limit was 45MPH so I lowered the speed to 51MPH and the car handled several medium sized intersections very well - it did struggle with a large intersection (6 lane road) no I had to take over but again, very impressed with local street performance...feels very close to release ready!
Ulmo
Active Member
It had you dangerously close to those huge concrete curbs in the middle of the streets -- within feet! If you hit one, wouldn't that basically hit the battery with a full block's worth of anchoring and throw you around inside like a rag doll, possibly bringing parts of the car to an immediate complete stop, tearing portions to shreds?
wesley888
Member
LOL. Some of our highway" section doesn't even have a foot of clearance. It was doing fine.
According to Electrek, their source told them they are concentrating on getting AEB working first. It would make sense to help avoid autonomous running into things in local roads.
According to Electrek, their source told them they are concentrating on getting AEB working first. It would make sense to help avoid autonomous running into things in local roads.
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