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Actually, it's the opposite. Autopilot comes for free with Tesla. I don't know of any car that gives Autopilot-like functionality for free. I'm certain BMW do
by kjksf 5y ago
Actually, it's the opposite.
Autopilot comes for free with Tesla.
I don't know of any car that gives Autopilot-like functionality for free. I'm certain BMW doesn't, I'm certain GM's Blue Cruise and Ford's Co-Pilot is a paid add on.
FSD provides functionality that isn't available on any car you can buy.
Specifically the $10k pays for:
- Navigate on Autopilot
- Auto Lane Change
- Autopark
- Summon
- Full Self-Driving Computer
- Traffic Light and Stop Sign Control
Those are FSD feature that are fully released.
The beta adds autosteer on city streets.
- inside65 5y agoThe functionality you mention isn't available on the Tesla either, like full self-driving computer, since it's not full self driving. Navigate on autopilot I dont know what that means. Self parking is available on other cars, Volkswagen, Audi, and more. Even the base Prius practically parks itself. Traffic light and stop sign: what's the point of this if you have to maintain awareness anyway since it's not really full self driving?
- misiti3780 5y agoNavigate on autopilot = FSD for highways. It's actually pretty useful in a new city etc and trying to navigate on highways