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>Further on he has an opinion on what American drivers can handle. There’s literally thousands of Teslas on the road and he has fears of them “leaping” across i
by spike021 5y ago
>Further on he has an opinion on what American drivers can handle. There’s literally thousands of Teslas on the road and he has fears of them “leaping” across intersections.
I constantly see Teslas suddenly zoom in parking lots or on crowded roadways. I've also seen them seemingly lose control and weave in their lane, slightly into the next ones when there's not even any traffic around them.
I've also seen the Remote Parking/Recall function totally fail where a Tesla nearly hits me as it attempts a U-turn perpendicular to the row of parking spaces to get through a line of parked cars to its owner in the next row.
I'd say any fears of drivers not being able to handle the cars, or even fears of the cars not being able to handle themselves, are quite valid.
- lamontcg 5y ago> I'd say any fears of drivers not being able to handle the cars, or even fears of the cars not being able to handle themselves, are quite valid. Once upon a time I owned a '67 mustang, I know how to change my own oil, I learned to drive on a stick, and I know what a hemi is, and I concur.