But what is the trade off by using lidar? Higher prices that will be absorbed by the fleet owners? For a significant amount of crash-avoidance data? Lidar have

But what is the trade off by using lidar? Higher prices that will be absorbed by the fleet owners? For a significant amount of crash-avoidance data? Lidar have a wider range of operation (especially at night), and software will catch up to squeeze every single data it can from both cameras and lidar. I don't understand this obsession of limiting bleeding edge applications to use a select few of sensors (as been echoed in this thread a few times).