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Isn't this only for freeway-style driving (no stop lights or intersections), and only at speeds under 39 MPH?
by gnicholas 4y ago
Isn't this only for freeway-style driving (no stop lights or intersections), and only at speeds under 39 MPH?
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> only for freeway-style driving (no stop lights or intersections), and only at speeds under 39 MPH? Yes. But it’s more than Tesla has granted. And the car can still self drive in other situations (like a Tesla). You just don’t get the umbrella (like a Tesla). This is a remarkable level of comparison for a company that only a few years ago looked set, if it focussed, on monopolising the EV supply chain.