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Will they finally be forced to name it adaptive cruise control, as it should've been from beginning?

• twblalock 4y ago
  No, because "adaptive cruise control" is a different thing that all Teslas have already. It simply refers to cruise control that will slow down if the car in front of you does. All Teslas have that for free, and it's been an industry standard term for at least 20 years. Even cheap cars have adaptive cruise control these days. The self-driving feature also steers the car, stops at signals and stop signs, merges onto the freeway, etc. Those are all things that adaptive cruise control does not do.
  • robotresearcher 4y ago
    The standard Tesla adaptive cruise control steers the car center lane.
    • twblalock 4y ago
      No it doesn't. I know that for sure because I own a Tesla.
      • robotresearcher 4y ago
        Here's the manual page for the feature, described as 'building on' the ACC. You have to opt in to a beta feature, so 'standard' is not strictly correct. But my Model 3 follows center lane without Autopilot. https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/model3/en_us/GUID-69AEB326-9831-424E-96AD-4021EABCB699.html https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/model3/en_us/GUID-69AEB32...
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