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From: https://www.techradar.com/vehicle-tech/hybrid-electric-vehicles/ive-spent-hours-with-the-new-tesla-model-y-these-are-the-5-updates-im-most-excited-about-and-3-things-im-not EDIT: I may have jumped the gun. He was reviewing the European version.

Sorry, I just reread and still didn't see where you defined it. But I did see where nocyber said " If the question is do other models have always on lane keep wherein the car pings you back into your lane..." I guess "pings you back into your lane" could be the same as what I described as a...

You need to define what you mean by "Active Lane keep assist". My 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee has Lane Keep Assist. There's a light on my dashboard. White means it isn't working because the car cannot see/follow any lines. Green means it sees the lines, and we are between them. Orange means...

Tesla Full Self Driving (Supervised) is only Level 2. The human must be alert and actively supervising at all times. Level 3 does not require the human to be alert at all times. The human must be there to take control IF the ADS requests the human to intervene. Otherwise the Level 3 system is...

Question: When people say their phones are overheating, do they mean the phones just get pretty warm, or is a message popping up on the screen that says the phone has overheated and either stops charging, shuts down, or some other action? As stated, the problem with wireless charging is...

Not all media should be judged based on the actions of a single, small outlet that publishes a poor-quality article. That approach is akin to saying that because the Ford Pinto was a flawed car, all cars are bad. Thanks to the internet, we now have access to more news sources than ever before...

I can’t wait until unsupervised FSD comes and I can play beach buggy with the steering, acceleration and brake pedal while the ct takes me to work.

Thanks for the feedback. I assumed it would be great for CT. Yes, it takes a little getting used to. Slow down near the edges and near the rearview mirror/ camera area. I use it on my Jeep Grand Cherokee often. If it does separate and the inside part hits the ground, do not use the same...

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There may be other reasons, but one theory I have is to not allow charging from itself. I know I would have tried it just to see what happens. :)

I can finally buy M&M's and Skittles again. My OCD always made me sort them first. Optimus will be a huge time saver! All Joking aside, this is really cool.

With mechanical linkage the front wheels must be linked together. Getting rid of the mechanical linkage frees up the ability to have the wheels move independently. For example, it would allow the ability to do the “diamond” steering mode. Front wheels turned toward each other, rear wheels the...

Tesla can't do that. They are working on full autonomy. They need a car that will drive safely ALWAYS. There are a lot of bad drivers on the road who think they are good drivers. What if a bad driver (who claims to be good) taught his car to always hit the accelerator when it saw a yellow...

When I recently rented a Model 3 it took a bit to get used to the one pedal driving. Once I noticed the black bar/green bar, it got much easier. I like being about to see how much power is being applied to the wheels, and whether that power is motoring or regenerating. What surprised me was...