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This YouTube channel shows a lot of real-life experience (in the US, because in Europe it cannot do much):
https://www.youtube.com/c/AIDRIVR
The concern is more about all the boring scenarios / basic safety features like highways, pedestrian detection, etc.
It is a bit suspicious that Tesla systematically rejects the fault on the driver
(and that is something where I think Tesla should improve).
It's a great car though, but it sometimes gives a strong feeling of highly experimental / unstable platform
rather than a super safe car where you'd want to bring your wife and kids.
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This YouTube channel shows a lot of real-life experience (in the US, because in Europe it cannot do much):
https://www.youtube.com/c/AIDRIVR
The concern is more about all the boring scenarios / basic safety features like highways, pedestrian detection, etc.
It is a bit suspicious that Tesla systematically rejects the fault on the driver
(and that is something where I think Tesla should improve).
It's a great car though, but it sometimes gives a strong feeling of highly experimental / unstable platform
rather than a super safe car where you'd want to bring your wife and kids.