As I live in the Netherlands I drive in Germany quite often. Yesterday I got back from a 2.000km roadtrip over the German Autobahn where speeds can easily exceed 250km/h.
My S100D is still on v8.1, but I was wondering how the Auto Lane change in V9 can work with high speed differences between cars.
On a 3-lane highway it's not uncommon that you see these speeds:
- Left: 160 ~ 200km/h
- Middle: 110 ~ 140km/h
- Right: <110km/h
So if I'm driving in the middle lane and I'm on 'Mad Max' mode, can the cameras on Model S/X detect a car coming in the left lane with 180km/h before performing the lane change?
As a driver I look in the mirror a couple of times before I'm sure I can change lanes.
This might be less of an issue in the US, but still, you can have somebody speeding and you don't want to drop your car in front of them.
Can the cameras on Model S see far enough behind to detect this?
My S100D is still on v8.1, but I was wondering how the Auto Lane change in V9 can work with high speed differences between cars.
On a 3-lane highway it's not uncommon that you see these speeds:
- Left: 160 ~ 200km/h
- Middle: 110 ~ 140km/h
- Right: <110km/h
So if I'm driving in the middle lane and I'm on 'Mad Max' mode, can the cameras on Model S/X detect a car coming in the left lane with 180km/h before performing the lane change?
As a driver I look in the mirror a couple of times before I'm sure I can change lanes.
This might be less of an issue in the US, but still, you can have somebody speeding and you don't want to drop your car in front of them.
Can the cameras on Model S see far enough behind to detect this?