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Tesla has an "Auto high-beams" feature which attempts to detect traffic and dip the lights when it does. I find that it reacts much slower than I normally would
by jxcl 4y ago
Tesla has an "Auto high-beams" feature which attempts to detect traffic and dip the lights when it does. I find that it reacts much slower than I normally would to oncoming traffic, so I don't use this feature.
If the car is in autopilot, it requires the auto high beams to be on, but using autopilot at night is not something I would be comfortable with.
- drcongo 4y agoInteresting, thanks. I think I've noticed it most when being followed by a Tesla on dark motorways and being blinded by the reflection in my mirrors. Maybe the auto high-beam just doesn't care about cars in front. I was starting to think Teslas just had an abnormally high proportion of arsehole drivers like BMW.