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Your original link was to the “Assisted Driving Gradings” which evaluates ADAS systems such as Tesla Autopilot. What you just linked is the AEB (and other coll
by Veserv 3y ago
Your original link was to the “Assisted Driving Gradings” which evaluates ADAS systems such as Tesla Autopilot.
What you just linked is the AEB (and other collision avoidance/warning) rating and “AEB has nothing to do with self driving or Autopilot” as you said, so is totally irrelevant.
So, I stand by your position that we should trust Euro NCAP which means concluding Tesla Autopilot is by far the worst system.
- porphyra 3y agoIn that "worst system" result it actually scored full marks on Adaptive Cruise Control Performance and got dinged points on subjective points such as "Driving Collaboration". The conclusion states that it excels at driving but the design may cause over-reliance. Since the 2020 test, Tesla has added a lot of new features such as driver monitoring via in-cabin camera which is extremely good at detecting whether I am focused on the road or looking at my phone. For what it's worth, I have lots of experience with both Autopilot (both legacy and FSD) and various cruise control implementations. Tesla is honestly just vastly better.
- Veserv 3y agoSo, we should “use the standard assisted driving scores from official government tests, such as the Euro NCAP” when you thought “Teslas score by far the highest”, but now you say the test sucks and has lots of methodology problems.
- porphyra 3y agoYes I am very bad at arguing. But it doesn't change the facts which is that Tesla FSD is vastly better at driving than anything else out there.