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Then why does the article claim Mercedes is the first automaker to offer L3 driving?
by drusepth 4y ago
Then why does the article claim Mercedes is the first automaker to offer L3 driving?
- kube-system 4y agoThe difference is the confidence level. The required level of supervision. Other cars, like Teslas, can “do” this task, but not with enough certainty that they are safe to do it while not being actively monitored by a driver.
- ultrablack 4y agoTeslas did this years ago. The standard autopilot could do this, at speeds up to 100miles/hour. Later, they add the nag. 2018 I think.
- kube-system 4y agoYes, at SAE J3016 level 2.