Quote from: t4n0n on November 12, 2023, 11:12:49

QuoteBMW will now also take Tesla's automated driving software to task

Quotethe feature will only be operable at up to 60 km/h (37 mph)

Quotethe limitations of Personal Pilot L3 restrict its use to "structurally separated carriageways," and permissive visual conditions. If conditions aren't met, drivers receive both a visual and auditory warning that the service cannot be activated.

Something tells me Elon isn't sweating this.

To be fair, BMW's Level 2 package — same level as FSD Beta — works at up to 130 km/h, so there's that. Level 2 for highways, Level 3 for slower roads.

FSD is also limited (also requires good visibility and lighting), which is why it's called "Autosteer on City Streets" in other markets.

QuoteBMW will now also take Tesla's automated driving software to task

Quotethe feature will only be operable at up to 60 km/h (37 mph)

Quotethe limitations of Personal Pilot L3 restrict its use to "structurally separated carriageways," and permissive visual conditions. If conditions aren't met, drivers receive both a visual and auditory warning that the service cannot be activated.

Something tells me Elon isn't sweating this.