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It will, but it doesn't yet. Cars with the second generation autopilot hardware were sold without any autopilot at all. It also had no auto park, no automatic
by ClassyJacket 10y ago
It will, but it doesn't yet.
Cars with the second generation autopilot hardware were sold without any autopilot at all. It also had no auto park, no automatic headlights, no automatic wipers, no automatic emergency braking, no side collision warning, no lane departure warning, no automatic lane change, or summon.
A 45Mph speed limited version of autosteer was enabled in an update, and maybe some of those other features. I sadly do not actually own one myself to know.
- majormajor 10y ago> no automatic headlights, no automatic wipers, no automatic emergency braking, no side collision warning, no lane departure warning Wait, does this mean Tesla is currently selling a 100K car with none of those features, just a hopeful promise of them coming soon? That's... interesting.
- rorosaurus 10y agoCorrect. They are "re-training" their AP2 system to achieve pairity with AP1. The falling out with MobileEye resulted in them having to remove AP1 prematurely before having a proper replacement.
- dmode 10y agoThis is simply not true. AP2 has auto park, side collision warning, auto headlights, emergency braking, forward collision warning, 55 mph speed limit, with TACC at 80 mph.
- mikeash 10y agoNot sure why you're being downvoted, as this is correct. (Actually, it looks like TACC is now up to 85MPH.) The other comment was correct for a time, but that info is obsolete.
- robotresearcher 10y agoLook at the past-tense of the statement.