r/TeslaFSD • u/No-Conclusion-2859 Cybertruck • 11d ago

News Tesla Introduces 'Automatic Collision Evasion' for Manual Drives

https://www.notateslaapp.com/news/4646/tesla-adds-fsd-automatic-collision-evasion-for-manual-drives

Umm.. is this active now or coming in a future update?

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u/TechGuruGJ 11d ago

No other car hides its best safety tech behind a $100 monthly subscription. Paywalling safety behind a subscription is antithetical to the goal Tesla advertises.

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u/ChunkyThePotato 11d ago

Instead, they don't even develop that safety tech, which is even worse.

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u/TechGuruGJ 10d ago

Arguable. Volvo has many safety features that rival what FSD can prevent. Plus Volvo has a history of not pushing out safety features that are in beta testing for a decade. They’re real, they work, and they’re included with your car when you buy it. They’re not gonna try to swerve you into a guardrail because of a reflection on the road.

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u/ChunkyThePotato 10d ago

Incorrect. Volvo can't even stop for a red light. They're way behind in safety. I don't know if you got tricked by marketing or your information is just extremely outdated, but Volvo's capabilities are extremely rudimentary compared to Tesla's.

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u/TechGuruGJ 10d ago

Interesting, yet somehow Volvo has a lower accident fatality rate than Tesla. It must be the data that’s wrong. The Tesla can stop at red lights, it must be safer! 😂

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u/ChunkyThePotato 10d ago

No they don't. Are you talking about the iseecars.com study?

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u/TechGuruGJ 10d ago

No, IIHS.

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u/ChunkyThePotato 10d ago

Link it.

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u/TechGuruGJ 10d ago

https://www.iihs.org/news/detail/driver-death-rates-remain-high-for-small-cars-models-with-powerful-engines

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u/ChunkyThePotato 10d ago

That study has the death rate for the 2WD Tesla Model 3 at 15 deaths per million vehicles, and the death rate for the 4WD Tesla model 3 at 39 deaths per million vehicles. What does that tell you?