Happy Hippo
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I know but I don’t have either in my 2023!Radar isnt parking sensors though, which is what this thread title is.
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I know but I don’t have either in my 2023!Radar isnt parking sensors though, which is what this thread title is.
… But these weren’t $70k cars and it wasn’t the 21st century
the truth is that judging where the front end of the MY is can be difficult, because the trunk slopes off quickly and the nose isn't visible to the driver.BINGO! and plenty of people have always had trouble parking. How about less judgment: just because some of you/us are great parkers, doesn’t mean everyone is like you (thanks for that, considering the arrogance and impatience)
I also used to think whinning on TMC does nothing in terms of actions from Tesla. Now after the introduction of steering wheel options for the S I am sure it does help. There's no better place to let Tesla know things than TMC. You can't talk to Tesla directly, but they made a change based on all the winning. Therefore, Tesla must be monitoring TMC!But whining on this blog is going to solve the problem?
leap .... of faith in our collective voice that can only happen on TMC. Don't roll over, never give up.It is a bit of leap to think that feature is somehow connected to content on this forum...
I think a camera's image can detect range to within a couple of feet. The backup camera shows distance lines. My DSLR shows distance for crying out loud. I feel that this technology is good enough to add warnings. There's a blind-spot monitor that will squeal if you get close to a car in the next lane. So why not add blind-spot warning before you're about to hit the car? They're usually embedded in the side mirror, but if Tesla won't do that, then how about a special noise from the display instead.the truth is that judging where the front end of the MY is can be difficult, because the trunk slopes off quickly and the nose isn't visible to the driver.
the driver needs to be conservative and pay attention.
it's not difficult, but it does require attention.
unfortunately, Tesla hasn't had the USS replacement ready to go at the same time they cut the cord on them.
That's on Tesla.
But whining on this blog is going to solve the problem? enough already.
I agree, can't be that hard with cameras already on four sides.Would a bird’s eye view of your MY, displayed on the screen, showing everything around the car, like other OEMs have, alleviate your concerns?
Why is this so hard for Tesla to get done already, I don’t get it!
They are missing one important thing....a front bumper camera. The windshield front facing camera can't get a view of down low in front of the bumper. This is why they can't create a perfect 360 view. I'm sure they could give us a partial 360 view with a bit of a front blindspot if they wanted to. Maybe they don't because they don't want to be ridiculed for a half-baked implementation.Would a bird’s eye view of your MY, displayed on the screen, showing everything around the car, like other OEMs have, alleviate your concerns?
Why is this so hard for Tesla to get done already, I don’t get it!
This and No blind spot monitoring!!!If I am buying a 50K car from what some people call a “software company not a car company that prioritizes safety and what not” and that car is missing such a widely implemented feature because bad logistic and transitional planning I would be pissed too.
If I didn’t care about all of these features I would go buy an old car and call it a day. People need to stop taking defensive stands against these complains, they are valid.
What’s next? Will they remove wipers and promise a future update for self cleaning windshields? But in the meantime, don’t drive in the rain and clean your windshield every 20 minutes.