I “disagreed”. Too mean! I guess it depends on “who” you apply it too.Sorry but I am 100% going to steal that trick from you
Yes!!! Enhanced summon is on its way.....
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Again and Again.
Who cares about a suit?
Its all about winning a lawsuit. Sue all you want...you won't win your suit.
I have NEVER seen a statement like "they won't cover it if the self-driving mode was engaged".
Even the unfortunate incident that occurred when the gentlemen was killed with autopilot engaged - his insurance replaced the car.
His insurance company didn't go after Tesla because they gentlemen didn't respond to Autopilot as it was suggested when he clicked the button that he would.
I was referring to some recent Insurance Company policy changes.
I'll try to google it. It happened a few months ago, but google failed me the first time in searching for it.
Knightshade
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This is factually wrong. Period.
There are many different types of auto insurance.
The only one legally required in most states is liability- They pay for OTHER peoples cars/injuries (and only if it's YOUR fault in fault states). Not YOUR car or injuries.
So no, your insurance company would NOT fix your car if you only have liability coverage. Which again is generally the only coverage legally required.
That is literally what they will tell you about covering your own car if you have a liability only policy (and then they'll tell you if it's NOT your fault you need to call the OTHER guys insurance company to get paid)
Auto Liability Insurance: What Is It And How Much Do You Need? - Cover
The insurance that covers YOUR car (especially if it's YOUR fault) is called collision. The insurance that covers your car for things like fire/theft/glass damage is called comprehensive. There's also separate coverage for uninsured drivers. And for medical payments. These are all separate parts/types of car insurance- and none of them are required generally.
(disclaimer- if you have a loan on your car, the leinholder likely DOES require full coverage while they hold the title to protect their interests)
diplomat33
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diplomat33
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I think it's only for 2019.9 early access. 2019.8 does not have enhanced summon.
That's only 30 people (on TeslaFi anyway). I thought this and HW3 were already in Beta over a month ago (employees anyway).
Do we also need HW3 for Advanced Summons do you know?
diplomat33
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voip-ninja
Give me some sugar baby
My guess though is that HW3 will be required to get enhanced summon to operate at anything faster than a snail's pace.
Knightshade
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That demo had me thinking... does the car prefer forward or reverse? Sure looked like reverse was preferred. I'd imagine the rear view is pretty good too but backward up a street? Wow. And seemed to have trouble in the driveway, even pulled forward for a bit I think.
Maybe Beta for a while longer...
SpudLime
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Per the insurance conversation. Insurance companies dont like to give out money. They always react, sometimes slowly, but I bet over time insurance contracts will start adjusting to self driving and the claims associated.
When people sue, the lawyers go after the deep pockets. That's Tesla, not the owner. They would sue both, jointly. While we all aspire to live in the world of the future unfortunately we still live in the crappy real world.
The firmware versions seem to have three different branches: one for Model X, one for Model S and one for the Model 3.
The features activated in each branch are not identical. There is a list somewhere in the Model S forum of all the firmware updates by version number..
The features activated in each branch are not identical. There is a list somewhere in the Model S forum of all the firmware updates by version number..
I think it has went wide and out for more than just the EAP. Unless the EAP people are breaking the rules and releasing videos that violate the NDA. But regardless what version software is it please?
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