Tesla CEO Elon Musk walks next to a screen showing an image of Tesla Model 3 car. A new study found that Tesla Autopilot and other driver assisted systems underperform. Photo: Reuters
Tesla CEO Elon Musk walks next to a screen showing an image of Tesla Model 3 car. A new study found that Tesla Autopilot and other driver assisted systems underperform. Photo: Reuters
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Tesla Autopilot and other mainstream assisted driving systems far from reliable, Chinese study finds

  • A state-owned car research facility tested vehicles from Tesla, BMW, NIO and others
  • Some models were found to underperform in auto-parking and obstacle avoidance

Che Pan
Che Pan in Beijing

Updated: 1:56pm, 20 Jan, 2022

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk walks next to a screen showing an image of Tesla Model 3 car. A new study found that Tesla Autopilot and other driver assisted systems underperform. Photo: Reuters
Tesla CEO Elon Musk walks next to a screen showing an image of Tesla Model 3 car. A new study found that Tesla Autopilot and other driver assisted systems underperform. Photo: Reuters
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