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Smart summon requires the user to hold down the button in the app, the user is responsible. The only cases where I would blame Tesla is if the car suddenly rapi
by 58028641 4y ago
Smart summon requires the user to hold down the button in the app, the user is responsible. The only cases where I would blame Tesla is if the car suddenly rapidly accelerated (the user would not have time to stop the collision) or if the car moved after the user stopped holding the button (the car disobeyed the user's command).
- MBCook 4y agoI have a coworker with an early Model 3. He gleefully demonstrated summon when he got it. Still, it’s not a person in physical control at the drivers seat. No one is even in the car. I can think of a LOT of ways it could go badly. I agree it’s not as bad as it could be. But that’s not good enough for me. The feature can be dangerous, and not just to people. Putting a ‘beta’ label on isn’t enough and doesn’t absolve them. They should be held at fault too, in my opinion. Obviously the ‘driver’(?) is at fault too.