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A lot of Teslas that come my way (at night) are blinding me. I suspect that the autopilot or some other assist-system it turning on high-beam whenever possible,
by super256 4y ago
A lot of Teslas that come my way (at night) are blinding me. I suspect that the autopilot or some other assist-system it turning on high-beam whenever possible, and sometimes doesn't turn high-beam off for opposing traffic.
Can someone with a Tesla shine some light on why this happens?
- malwrar 4y agoIt’s an automatic feature, I’m pretty sure on mine I have to menu dive to turn them off. The svelte minimalist asthetic of the 3 is cool and all until you start needing to do things beyond turn the wheel until point B. Between things like that and the oversensitive hazard alert feature I’m pretty sure I’m going to ditch mine.
- fiddlerwoaroof 4y agoYou just push the left stick forward to turn off auto high beams.
- alphabettsy 4y agoCould be high beam assist or misaligned headlamps like many other vehicles.