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I am hoping 2020 brings a la carte options to upgrade AP. My opinion, Tesla will make alot more money if people could decide on extras they can bundle into standard AP if they dont want the complete FSD package for $7k+.
Mercedes
*only above 50 mph
*only if nothing is in the way otherwise it gives up rather than waiting for an opening
*only if you don't mind waiting a while for it to happen (which granted Tesla only fixed recently)
*only if you don't mind it only ever being "automatic" after manual initiation via the stalk
*only if you don't mind needing to turn the signal off when the change is done
But otherwise, yeah, mercedes!
Also it costs $2250 extra and you also need this to get anything close to TACCs ability to handle stop and go traffic- though if you're stopped more than 30 seconds you have to resume with the go pedal yourself
I couldn't agree more with this thread, AP is worthless without the ability to change lanes. I barely use AP because of the constant disengage/engage. I have been noticing that Tesla's website is very inconsistent about Change Lanes info, sometimes listed with Self Driving and sometimes not. I can only hope this means change is on the way.
Haven't tried it lately, have you?I couldn't agree more with this thread, AP is worthless without the ability to change lanes. I barely use AP because of the constant disengage/engage. I have been noticing that Tesla's website is very inconsistent about Change Lanes info, sometimes listed with Self Driving and sometimes not. I can only hope this means change is on the way.
AFAIK it has always been listed with FSD since they made the change from EAP/FSD to AP/FSD circia Feb/March 2019.
Just as it was only listed under EAP prior to that.
I hear ya, but here is what I find odd. When I go to Upgrades under my account, Lane Change is no longer listed for Full Self-Driving, this is what I mean by inconsistent across the site. View attachment 497888
Tesla really missed the mark on its standard autosteer implementation. I don't care about or want auto lane change, I really prefer to do it myself. I just don't want it to completely disengage when I make a simple lane change (using signals). My wife's MDX allows for the driver to change lanes without disengaging LKAS/LCS (using signal), it takes back control once you completed your lane change - virtually all other LKAS systems I've used works this way.
How many other cars have adaptive cruise control (TACC) and lane guidance (AP)? Lots.
How many cars change lanes? None?
Tesla only rights-sized TACC to meet the comparable features on other similar cars. My 2018 Leaf has the same features.
The one thing that Tesla probably should do, as the Leaf does is to temporarily disable AP when the turn signal is on.