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Is there a comparison with other top car models?

• blinding-streak 4y ago
  "Tesla vehicles made up nearly 70 percent of the 392 crashes involving advanced driver-assistance systems reported since last July" "Honda reported 90 crashes during the same time period involving advanced driver-assistance systems, and Subaru reported 10."
  • codetiger 4y ago
    Wow, that sounds a lot
    • rcMgD2BwE72F 4y ago
      Unless Tesla's Autopilot is far more reliable than the rest of the industry, so Tesla's drivers use it more. That cannot be inferred from the current data but Tesla does communicate this figure for their vehicles. We need accident per mile driven on active ADAS to make a fair evaluation.
      • andrewaylett 4y ago
        Tesla's Autopilot makes it easier for drivers to treat it as if it were L3 (even down to marketing it as "full self driving") which means they're not paying as much attention to actually driving the car as they're required to for a L2 system.
  • lionkor 4y ago
    Do they make up 70 % of driver-assistance cars? Or how much? It's like saying 80% of bad search results are google results, if google had an 80% market share - it says nothing without the comparison
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    • vel0city 4y ago
      You're right it would be good to have the actual marketshare, but I'd have a hard time believing it would be anywhere near 70% marketshare of ADAS enabled vehicles. Even my 2017 Hyundai has ADAS functionality.