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This isn't true at all with Navigate On AutoPilot which was released a month or so ago. You set your destination on the GPS and it will take you exit-to-exit o
by whttheuuu 8y ago
This isn't true at all with Navigate On AutoPilot which was released a month or so ago.
You set your destination on the GPS and it will take you exit-to-exit on highways.
This is not lane assist or distance control you see on other cars.
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- samfisher83 8y agoYou still have confirm and requires active human participation. Its not like its really "Auto."
- moduspol 8y agoYou actually don't have to confirm if the exit lane is split from your lane, which is pretty common. It will signal for you and get you into the appropriate lane. If reaching your destination requires switching lanes into one that is not split from your own, you'll have to confirm it. But that may change in the upcoming weeks or months.
- taneq 8y agoBolting a GPS-driven highway exit selection onto LKAS+ACC isn't really hard or risky. Once a control system can reliably keep a car safe in freeway traffic including lane keeping (even near gore points), lane changes, matching speed with traffic, and keeping safe distance from the car in front... just picking an exit given a destination address is the easy bit. It's a classic case of Moravec's paradox.