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* Steel body * Steer by wire * FSD > little to no innovation Amazing! How does it compare to another innovators like Rivian?
by dzhiurgis 2y ago
* Steel body
* Steer by wire
* FSD
> little to no innovation
Amazing! How does it compare to another innovators like Rivian?
- bloody-crow 2y agoI think in general the term innovation is perceived as something new that results in a meaningful improvement. Change for the sake of change that brings no real benefits fails to pass this bar. For example, if someone released a new car model with exterior made of wood, it'd generate a lot of buzz, but unlikely to be considered an innovation. A lot of Cybertruck features fall into this category of being novel, but not necessarily innovative.
- dzhiurgis 2y agoOk then. Context matters. What are top 5 auto innovations in last year?
- infecto 2y agoFSD exists across models. People are not buying it for the steer by wire or steel body and I would hardly call those real innovations that make it worth purchasing. I say this as someone who daily drives a Y and had a preorder for the truck.