Recently, Tesla software updated new features, including an unexpected feature that allows motorists to play games while driving. This has raised concerns from federal safety regulators in the United States.
This is Tesla's second breakthrough in driving safety issues. The U.S. Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHYSA) has repeatedly expressed concern about Tesla's Autopilot assisted driving system and recent "full autopilot" (FSD) capabilities.
Vince Patton, a retired journalist in Portland, Oregon, reported the tesla car problem. He saw a video on YouTube showing drivers playing games on the big central screen of a Tesla car. He then tried it out on his own Model 3 and found that he could play games like solitaire while the car was in motion. "Someone will die because of this," he said. It stunned me. ”
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said Wednesday it was reviewing a recent Tesla software update that allowed Tesla drivers to play video games on dashboard screens while the vehicle was moving. NHTSA said in a statement: Aware of drivers' concerns, it is discussing the feature with manufacturers.
Some domestic netizens joked about this: Tesla does not have a clear understanding of its own braking?
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