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Source: Overseas Network

Tesla's autopilot system can identify obstacles on the road (screenshot of a video released by Tesla, USA)

Overseas Network, July 30. According to a report by Bloomberg on July 29, recently, William Stein, an analyst at the US investment institution Truist Securities, tested the fully automatic driving system of Tesla cars and almost had a car accident during the test.

William Stein said that when the car in front had not yet completed the right turn, the Tesla Model Y he was driving accelerated through the intersection. Without his intervention, a car accident would definitely have occurred. On another road separated by a solid white line, the Model Y changed lanes twice.

William Stein tested Tesla's fully autonomous driving system in clear weather. He said he was impressed by the system's ability to handle potholes and traffic conditions, but it was far from being able to "drive autonomously." (Sun Guangjie, Overseas Network)

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