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No ultra sonic sensors, no real blind spot monitoring system, no summon function because of sensor removal(which is still advertised).
by avgDev 4y ago
No ultra sonic sensors, no real blind spot monitoring system, no summon function because of sensor removal(which is still advertised).
- vardump 4y agoI wonder how Tesla is planning to remedy this. Not great for certain climates for sure.
- avgDev 4y ago"Tesla Vision", however, I am not sure how they can replace front sensors with a windshield mounted camera as some objects will be obstructed by front of the car.
- mrguyorama 4y agoDo they care? Fanbois absolutely believe the "vision will be better" nonsense and still buy the cars.
- trafficante 4y ago> no real blind spot monitoring system This is particularly obnoxious when most (if not all) modern economy vehicles have blind spot warning lights in the side view mirrors and yet the best my 3 can do is really janky live camera feeds and a solid red line on the highway visualization - both of which feel very unreliable and also require you to divert your attention to the screen (which is damn dangerous if you’re merging left but have to look right to see the screen). I just treat my Tesla like a car from the 90s and always do the standard “sideview mirror into the over the shoulder” glance whenever I’m changing lanes.
- quartesixte 4y ago>I just treat my Tesla like a car from the 90s and always do the standard “sideview mirror into the over the shoulder” glance whenever I’m changing lanes. You are doing the correct thing anyways. I find it so concerning that so many people rely on the sensors ONLY. The sensors can fail. Your eyes/attention can fail. But having both fail simultaneously is rare and so you should employ both anyways.