Tesla's Autosteer VS Toyota's Lane Tracing Assist

[pl8dlikafiddle]

Has anyone tested out or own a new Toyota with their new safety package that includes Lane Tracing Assist? Based on the description and marketing videos, it seems that it is very similar to Tesla's Autosteer. Local dealer unfortunately does not have a car in stock that is equipped to test drive myself.

Hoping to find someone in the TMC community that has experienced/own a Toyota with Lane Tracing Assist. Main question is - is it as sure footed as Autosteer? How does it compare in general?

 

[emmz0r]

It would be nice with a comparison of all autosteers from all brands to compare

 

[momo3605]

I've used Toyota's lane tracing assist. It's fine on straight highways, but it's much more timid with curves. You can use autopilot on one-lane mountain roads for example, you couldn't with lane tracing assist. Curvy freeways start to reach the limits of lane tracing assist.

 

[Daniel in SD]

It would be nice with a comparison of all autosteers from all brands to compare

Consumer Reports rated them all.
If I had a Toyota I'd install a Comma Three. It's too bad it doesn't support their real SUVs (Lexus GX/4runner,Landcruiser/LX).

https://data.consumerreports.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/consumer-reports-active-driving-assistance-systems-november-16-2020.pdf

 

[lnsh]

We came from a RAV4 w/Safety Sense 2.0. Quite a bit of difference in functionality, IMHO. Similar to @momo3605 using "timid" to describe the Toyota system, I'd use "confident" to describe the Tesla system -- comparatively-speaking. Anything more than a gradual curve at highway speeds and the Toyota just gives up.

 

[pl8dlikafiddle]

Thanks! That’s all I needed to know.

 

[emmz0r]

If I could use comma AI's solution in my 3, I would.
Maybe the next EV would be one that comma 3 is most compatible with