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Are you going to hold off on the roadster because of autopilot being behind? I wasn't talking about hardware release differences, but software features.just to catch up with where it is now would be good. I've got the Roadster on order but to have that arrive 12-18 months behind the US might make me not bother wiring the balance when the time comes.
You will be holding off forever. We get hardware after most other markets are satisfied (eg model 3). We get software after most other markets are satisfied, and in any case our government boffins have refused to permit certain features from a couple of years ago.Anyone any ideas? I see they tout this year with a big asterix. I'm holding buying off because it might be years...
Australia will catch up when Teslas are level 5 autonomy. Then you will only be allowed to own one and not drive it (No steering wheel or pedals).
Then you'll wish Australia was still behind!
But that's a decade away...Australia will catch up when Teslas are level 5 autonomy. Then you will only be allowed to own one and not drive it (No steering wheel or pedals).
Then you'll wish Australia was still behind!
Sorry to burst your bubble, but steering and brakes on tesla are already able to be turned off with software, regardless of your version of AP. Notice how you use these to play games? Further, tesla have twice made updates on my cars without asking first, so if the nanny state says you cant drive then you wont be.As draconian as that sounds it's exactly my motivation for holding onto ap2.5!
My car doesn't have the hardware for fsd. Plus I don't actually think the nanny state will ban driving it will ultimately just raise taxes on car ownership until it is unviable. Tax is their usual preferred method of coercion!Sorry to burst your bubble, but steering and brakes on tesla are already able to be turned off with software, regardless of your version of AP. Notice how you use these to play games? Further, tesla have twice made updates on my cars without asking first, so if the nanny state says you cant drive then you wont be.
They already areI have been wondering if I will regret not buying FSD at the bargain basement price earlier this year as Elon threatens to raise the price by $1000 a month. In the end ut was not my lack of faith in Tesla but my lack of faith in Australian regulators that held me back. I suspect Australian regulators will hold us back for years.