Well, I have been reading the owners manual, and it looks like if you have problems with phantom braking you can just turn off automatic emergency braking! Page 115 of the manual. You have to do it each time you drive, but if your normal driving route has consistent issues it may be worth it to you. Now, does this reduce / eliminate phantom braking that is just the TACC not functioning properly? I don't know, but anyone who consistently has phantom breaking that wants to try this out and report back it would be much appreciated.
I have lived and driven for several decades without automatic emergency braking, and I have had a few phantom brake events in my Bolt with zero helpful emergency brake events.
I know that back when Model 3 first came out AP was an option, not included for free the cars had "dumb" cruise control... I drive some curvy roads that are perfectly safe at 10 mph over the speed limit... if TACCS slows down for curves I would prefer good old fashioned dumb cruise control... I wonder if Electrified Garage can set that up?
Keith
I have lived and driven for several decades without automatic emergency braking, and I have had a few phantom brake events in my Bolt with zero helpful emergency brake events.
I know that back when Model 3 first came out AP was an option, not included for free the cars had "dumb" cruise control... I drive some curvy roads that are perfectly safe at 10 mph over the speed limit... if TACCS slows down for curves I would prefer good old fashioned dumb cruise control... I wonder if Electrified Garage can set that up?
Keith
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