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- Using Vision Based Tesla AutoPilot to navigate through stop & go traffic, construction and Lane Shifts all while you Commute to work on Unmapped roads, Today. Have a Look.
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Stumbled upon EV Dave's videos after we bought our Model Y. I really appreciate the real world application and conversation of the videos. Living just a bit north of Dave in VA, I know these roads. Nice to see. Only complaint: you stayed in the left lane the whole time! :-) Keep up the great videos!
Great video brah. Made me laugh the way u said "people in stop n go traffic getting all tired from pressing either gas pedal or brake pedal"
In Ireland here its even worse, most of the cars are manual, so its clutch, brake , accelerator and change gears constantly.. Manual seems so dated now.. Luckily I've owned automatic cars for 10 years now but still no adaptive cruise.. Next car im definitely getting it👍
Awesome video...
The beauty is, that this stress relieving functionality comes as standard with the car. It works in the foulest of weathers.
Like you say, you can’t stick your feet up and watch your favourite film, relinquishing all responsibility, but with a modicum of alertness, you can swish through traffic like a king/queen.
Well Put
Dave, would you do a video explaining the difference between the autopilot that comes standard and the $10k upgrade? I'm not so much concerned with FSD-beta but what I'd immediately get for my $10k. Hoping to get a Y soon.
Yes I will thanks
I’m interested too because I lease Tesla’s and the $10K fee makes no economic sense. It’s tied to the vehicle, not owner, like computer software. Subscription service will make sense for leased vehicles if low cost, otherwise forget about it.
save your $10k, it's not worth it. Non-"Autopilot" teslas have adaptive cruise control which is shown in this video. There really isn't an upgrade w/ the $10k. This has been known for quite some time. With the tesla hardware they have now, they will never have full autonomy. They've admitted this is court records btw.
@@superset5 Not what Elon says. Says the hardware it comes with is all it needs.
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Hi EV Dave, nice video! Just want to ask when you are on AP in slow-moving (or stop-and-go) traffic, do you get many drivers cutting in? Here in Hong Kong, I can't use AP in slow-moving traffic because other drivers will simply use the gap to cut in.
Also, at 6:15, why did you disengage AP to allow the truck in? I'm sure Tesla would have stopped anyway as it senses the truck cutting in?
I use one car spacing this stays close to the car you are following but as we pick up speed I go to two or three car following. I’m always courteous to other drivers especially trucks. Yes AP would have let him in if he forced his way into the lane. Take care
@@evdave528 You are a courteous gentleman driver! Here in Hong Kong, there are not many considerate drivers around (my videos show this) because the mentality is "aggressive alpha city driving".
I have a new Tesla and have not used Auto Pilot in my commutes. I will have to try it in some rush hour commuting.
It will change your life, keep a hand on the wheel it will make it more comfortable
For your knowledge, most if not to say all manufactures has similar system as you shown here, they may call it travel assist, pilot assist or whatever, but they are of course also using visuals to navigate and NOT pre-mapped system...
GM has this and so does BMW and Mercedes-Benz, it just basically adaptive cruise control. With the GM version, you don't need to keep your hands on the wheel but you do need to look ahead. Tesla's full Self Driving version will stop at traffic lights and stop signs and should self accelerate once the light is green even if its not following another car.
Common lane following in other cars has not attained the quality of Tesla Autopilot, AP is aware of all traffic around it while the others are not
@@evdave528 Tesla autopilot does not change lanes. Don't confuse FSD with autopilot.
Myantispambox, sorry to say but Yes Tesla Autopilot Does change lanes. I use all of the time. Basic Autopilot does not change lanes but Enhanced and FSD does change lanes by itself. Navigate on AP change lanes to pass slower vehicles or you can use the blinker to change lanes, cool huh
The main reason for me to get a Tesla was AutoPilot. My experience with AutoPilot for several weeks now with several software updates is that the ride quality isn't as smooth as I would like. It does not pick up on cars getting on the brakes at the front and the car continues at cruise speed until it get to a certain distance and get harder on the brakes than I would like. At other times it would accelerate rather slow to follow the car at front. So, I have not really been using it that much as I would like. I am not sure if there is a "learning period" for the car's computer to adapt or I have to re-calibrate the sensors.
Set following distance to a comfortable distance I use 2-3. Cars cutting in affect things. In stop and go traffic it works great
@@evdave528 thank you! I have recalibrated the cameras and I’ll follow on 2 to stay closer to the car ahead. It may be that my car needs glasses as it can’t see the cars ahead lol
What are you using to record this video, would be a shame to be pulled over if you are on your phone. LOL
Great video! 👏👏👏 One question: if you are arriving to a red traffic light and the Tesla stops itself after another vehicle, how long can the other car be stopped so that the Tesla starts again by itself? In my VW Golf, it is 3 seconds, and if it is longer, I have to press the "Resume" button on the steering wheel or press the accelerator. Thanks! 👍
It will wait until the other vehicle moves
@@evdave528 thank you very much for the information, and then, it's very comfortable 👏👏👏
Hi Dave, is this standard auto pilot that comes with model Y or the upgrade one? Does standard autopilot slow down along with traffic flow even you set cruise to be 65 mph? thanks
FSD
Just wondering if the upcoming Model 2 will feature the autopilot? Hopefully it will, most people can’t afford the other models.
I say it will just because of the safety features
Hi this is regular autopilot and not FSD ?
When you say "Autopilot" does that include Full Self Drive? Was the car in this video Autopilot only, or did it also have FSD?
I’ll explain in upcoming video stay tuned
Auto pilot is similar to smart cruise control.
U don’t need to have an EV to enjoy this feature. Nowadays most cars have a smart cruise control where the car stops and go’s depending on the traffic without you putting ur foot on the pedal.
All Tesla’s come with auto pilot.
But if u want FSD (full self driving mode)
U have to fork out an extra ($7,000 I think in US , I’m from Australia, so it’s $10,000 more down here 😔)
I have a new model 3…I recently made a trip from my home near Las Vegas to Durango CO. The car came to a near stop on several occasions for no apparent reason irritating the drivers behind me…once the driver had to swerve to avoid hitting me. I have no confidence in auto pilot. More recently I tried it while driving across a flat desert road with no cross roads or nearby traffic. It suddenly braked to a near stop 3 times for absolutely no reason. I tried to set up a service appointment but they said there was nothing they could do as it was not mechanical and that I would have to wait for a possible update. Not happy.
Make sure you have the latest software. What year is your car?
So this is basically adaptive cruise control? A lot of modern cars can keep a specified distance and speed according to the car it is following, and the car will brake and accelerate adapting to the traffic ahead of it..
Some cars will even steer and keep you in the lane as along as there are road markings..
Not to the extent of a Tesla. To Dave's point, try it through a construction zone with another car. Good luck
My 2012 Prius plug in has adaptive cruise that newer cars don’t have plus I have xm radio and Tesla doesn’t
True, but they are not aware of other cars outside of their lane, very basic in most cases
I currently have 2 vehicles that have lane keep assist and adaptive cruise control. Our Accord does a pretty good job staying centered but won’t handle sharp curves. The Subaru Ascent’s adaptive cruise control is impressive but lane keep assist is unusable, literally bouncing all over the lane. I test drove a Tesla and it was much much better. I now have a M3 LR on order.
Auto vs FSD please.
Basic is lane keeping and traffic aware following. Tesla Autopilot in the basic form also monitors all traffic, FSD adds additional drive features such as auto lane change ETC
When autopilot is active and the car brakes, do the brake lights come on so a person behind you can tell that your car is braking?
Yes
At 5:24 you seem to say you need autopilot to not have to put your foot on the accelerator and the brake. Many modern ICE cars have Adaptive Cruise Control which will manage speed with car in front. Also several have lane keeping technology also. Tesla did not invent this functionality, it just has a nice offering for it.
There is a distinct difference between Autopilot and ACC. The Tesla also has the ACC but you have to maintain control of the car. Although your statement is true, in Autopilot the car will drive for you as long as you are staying alert and have your hand on the wheel. Adaptive Cruise Control you have to do 50% of the work.
@@chrisaustin1284 the lane centering technology differs in effectiveness from one manufacturer to another, causing the vehicle to ping pong back and forth in the lane in some . Read CR to see the differences.
My Subaru has ACC and it just keeps your car from hitting the car ahead of you but it will not steer the car or reaccelerate on it own after a full stop.
True but they are not aware of traffic in other lane for the majority.
@@keithknight3167 systems like Cadillac super-cruise can do steering, and the Leaf has pro-pilot.
My autopilot is horrible in traffic constantly flooring it and slamming on the brakes
Set it to chill, assertive might be too aggressive for you
Have you figured out a best place to rest your hands while using auto pilot?
Personal preference, I use the 8 o’clock position because I reset my arm on the armrest.
My 2022 Model 3 is very slow to accelerate and late to brake on autopilot. I wonder if this has anything to do with Tesla disabling/removing the LiDAR sensors.
You might want to recalibrate your Cameras
does autopilot follow advisory speed signs on curves?
It will adjust the speed when it starts to feel the curve.
I took one of the company cars (2021 Model Y) to an Energy Warehouse a few weeks ago and we were about to miss our turn (my coworkers first time driving a Tesla) and when we got to the exit the car actually corrected the speed for us without being on Autopilot and the AWD system kept the car in line. After that encounter my confidence in the complete safety of the car was solidified. The car will adjust the speed to safely navigate the curves in the road, but keep in mind you still need to pay attention because sometimes if the car doesn't see the white line on the side of the road it may not navigate it properly.
Yes if configured and Google is correct
It will slow down if the curve is over a set radius
Dave, that background music was way too loud, like an alarm going off. Of the many videos I watch besides yours, I end up muting the music if the music overwhelms the speaking voice. One of the reasons I watch your videos is to enjoy the scenic drives. You don't need the loud music. Thank you for these efforts to share your driving experiences with us though.
Noted
Is this with the basic autopilot that comes with the car
Basic Autopilot has all of the stay in lane and follow features. It also monitors all around the car for vehicles entering its space and will react
@@evdave528 Awesome! love you channel. I just order MYLR two days ago!
Traffic? What traffic? That’s not traffic!
Left lane is for passing smh
What happens if you fall asleep and the car doesn't detect you on the steering wheel
It slows and stops with emergency flashers on
Argo AI and Ford is so much further ahead than Tesla. Ford will have delivery pods and Robo Taxi's on the road in about 11 months. 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
Tesla is only at stage 2 and is so far behind the competition. They might be at Chapter 7 before stage 3.
9:12 Is that your wallet? Not very smart to let valuables be visible in the cabin, it could easily cost you a grand or more in repairs of a broken window.
I never leave stuff viable just show in the video because I’m there or it’s in my garage, thanks for the tip
Dave, according to 'Car and Driver' April '21 issue the editor writes to say there is no such thing as a "self driving car" to date because it requires a driver at the wheel. Today's technology only allows for 'driver-assist systems' which technically you are correct in saying "auto pilot" by being alert in the drivers seat.
Tesla autopilot is nothing but lane keeping and separation. It has nothing to do with "premapped roads".