Feels a lot like the “two motors for steering” issue where they’re omitting one motor for cost, leaving the car unable to be fully self driving until it’s repla

Feels a lot like the “two motors for steering” issue where they’re omitting one motor for cost, leaving the car unable to be fully self driving until it’s replaced. I cant think of many other reasons they would reduce coverage and redundancy for a sensor critical to their obstacle detection system.