Yeah well in an era of exploding pagers I wouldn't put it past someone. The Cybertruck doesn't even have a mechanical connection between the steering wheel and the tires.
Teslas now park themselves after being built.
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Different strokes different countries. This car isnt produced in the United States.
But I suspect people who buy it even here in the states don’t want it to look like a generic anything car never mind it with impeccable fit, finish and paint.
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The insurance companies have more confidence in it than a human driver based on their own claim data. This is actually something pretty easy to do down if they are aiming for FSD and already did well on some public roads. The same repeated path out of the factory is actually very easy. Most factory automation using sensors and cameras are developed the same way and you are just putting that logics and algorithm on each car that already installed them. Plus the people in factory are on payroll and have training to not do stupid stuff (or get fired) unlike people in public who aren't on your payroll.
My company fired a person who violated safety protocol last year despite him being a decent worker, sometimes meeting deadline to cut corner by crossing over a barrier can be deadly.
A car hauler is just a stepping stone—the real future is the car driving itself to your house and honking to say, 'Hey, your new ride is here!
Your new car is now 2495 miles on the odometer.
Nah, it'll reset itself once its in your driveway.
Buy it with confidence, At least you'll know it hasn't been abused by it's previous owner. But what does it do if it has to be recharged on the way to your house?.,,
BMW EVs park themselves as well coming off the line in Germany
Can they park themselves at night, during snowstorms etc? The summon feature has shown to not work as well as advertised is this really any better
I’m glad I don’t live in Austin.
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a63632919/tesla-robotaxi-paid-service-start-austin-texas/
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a63632919/tesla-robotaxi-paid-service-start-austin-texas/
Some say they can. I haven't used these systems much, but in my experience I've seen it to be a bit spotty. Doesn't inspire confidence.
I'm thinking some favors must have been exchanged to get this going. There's no part of this system that should be considered unsupervised.
What's a snowstorm?
Hey, can people park cars very well?
All kidding aside, using auto park to back into a crowded parking garage is scary good. Except when another car comes at ya while the car is doing its thing.
He's shadow president so no surprise he's prob shadow governor of TX.
I am a BMW fanboy, but the 7 series is ghastly. All the rest I can see what they are going for.
Honestly this could have been long ago in early iterations of self driving. This kind of drive is very controlled, narrowed and predictable compared to driving public.
It's still manufacturing itself along the way.
Nobody you know buys them, apparently. Tesla sold 633,762 cars altogether in the US last year, and 1.78M worldwide.
Tesla Model Y alone sold 372,613 in the US.
What was it that you were saying again?
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It's just hate. The usual.
Thinly veiled culture war comment, see similar on social media all the time.
"tell me what your news feed is, without telling me what your news feed is"