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>I think, if someone is holding down both the accelerator and brakes ...which is not something that happened in this case in any way, as far as we know. Accor
by romwell 2y ago
>I think, if someone is holding down both the accelerator and brakes
...which is not something that happened in this case in any way, as far as we know.
According to Tesla, "due to the terrain the accelerator may or may not disengage when the brake is depressed".
Not "due to the driver holding down both pedals", but "due to the terrain".
(The driver clearly says that he was not holding down both pedals, too).
- mattrick 2y agoI could be misremembering, but I think I remember Teslas having a feature that would apply slight torque to the motors when braking on hills to prevent the car from rolling backwards when switching from brakes to the accelerator. I wonder if this was a malfunction of the system that detects the car being on a slope which caused it to accelerate forward despite the brake being pressed?