Ha ha...then it doesn't count as a finish at all. Try to claim victory in an Olympic marathon where someone else carried you to finish line......... :LOL::LOL:
The issue highlighted was a real problem as mentioned above.
It would absolutely make sense for the system to double check these with mapping and real time vehicle data. That would make such pranks useless (or will only target human drivers).
There's still the issue of tunnel painted on a wall. I think, radar will be far superior here and will clearly see that there's no road ahead without any further computing necessary.
I hope the FSD software has this already accounted for especially during the mornings and evenings when the shadows are the longest. With enough evidence (as in millions of repetitive data), I don't see this as a big problem that they cannot overcome.
I heard the GM is also planning to start a separate commercial EV business bypassing the dealerships (bright star or something like that). The age of dealerships is nearing its “sell by date” and it will end soon along with the ICE industry.
Pretty soon there will be a legislation to remove to...
I don't think they had even planned on making a pure BEV when they were planning the volt. It was only after Tesla became wildly successful with the model 3 unveil, that they realized it is a viable product. At that point Bolt was the only option I guess.
All I'm saying is, these changes are progressive and most will not have a problem switching over. Such as switching over from flip phones with buttons to touchscreen smart phones, old school cameras to digital cameras, retail shopping in malls to amazon, etc simply because they offer a magnitude...
You are making a lot of assumptions that things will not change for the majority.
Most will not have a problem with switching over to touchscreens if it saves them money and increases functionality. You don't use a flip phone, do you?
You like sunroofs and buttons to operate them. How about not...
Like the concept, but in rural areas, how do we know if the drone deposited the box in front of the front door or behind the back door...? :D
The drone should have some AI to recognize the front of the house by looking at it from the top.
I thought the Cybertruck will have a structural battery pack, like all tesla's future vehicles. In that case it would be impossible to swap it. May be they can have an accessory battery in the truck bed which can be easily swapped.
I tend to agree with this. I 've had five Windows PCs fail on me (became permanently unusable) five times within a few years after purchasing; both software and hardware (one laptop and my current Dell desktop failed immediately after purchase and had to be returned), but the MacBook pro I've...
Quoting Cathy Woods from Arc investments. Apple having the first mover advantage in the smartphone segment, they generate the bulk of the profits, and hopefully Tesla will do the same in the EV market.
Apple controls software and Hardware and there are targeting only the premium segment (not...