Many thanks to those who might be able to offer some insight into a potential misunderstanding I may have.
I am confused about the differences between "Cruise Control", Basic Autopilot and Enhanced Autopilot - likely from watching too many videos in preparation for delivery (and with potentially mistaken or out-of-date information in one or more videos).
Assuming I have a Model Y RWD, and I am driving on the freeway, am I correct in thinking that:
- One downward press on the right stalk will engage traffic-aware cruise control?
- Two downward press on the right stalk will engage traffic-aware cruise control and autosteer (otherwise known as basic autopilot)?
- If I am in basic autopilot, I will need to change lanes manually to pass a slower car?
- To pass a slower vehicle I indicate, make the lane change (which automatically disengages autosteer), but traffic-aware cruise control will *REMAIN ON*?
- Once I have passed the slower car, I can manually change lanes back, and traffic-aware cruise control will *REMAIN ON*?
If all of the above is true, apart from Summon and AutoPark, what then does Enhanced Auto Pilot give a driver please?
Many thanks for the clarification on this!
I am confused about the differences between "Cruise Control", Basic Autopilot and Enhanced Autopilot - likely from watching too many videos in preparation for delivery (and with potentially mistaken or out-of-date information in one or more videos).
Assuming I have a Model Y RWD, and I am driving on the freeway, am I correct in thinking that:
- One downward press on the right stalk will engage traffic-aware cruise control?
- Two downward press on the right stalk will engage traffic-aware cruise control and autosteer (otherwise known as basic autopilot)?
- If I am in basic autopilot, I will need to change lanes manually to pass a slower car?
- To pass a slower vehicle I indicate, make the lane change (which automatically disengages autosteer), but traffic-aware cruise control will *REMAIN ON*?
- Once I have passed the slower car, I can manually change lanes back, and traffic-aware cruise control will *REMAIN ON*?
If all of the above is true, apart from Summon and AutoPark, what then does Enhanced Auto Pilot give a driver please?
Many thanks for the clarification on this!