According to foreign media reports, under pressure from the U.S. auto safety regulator, Tesla will stop "allowing passengers to play games on the touch screen of the center console while the vehicle is driving", that is, the function of Passenger Play through OTAs.
In November, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration received a complaint from a Tesla Model 3 owner from Oregon about the game's features, stating that "the danger of distracting the driver is [Tesla's] negligence." Earlier this month, the owner showed how to play the game in the driving Tesla center control screen. A few days ago, the U.S. auto safety regulator said it had launched a formal safety investigation into the 580,000 Tesla vehicles sold since 2017, precisely because Tesla allowed passengers to play games on the touchscreen of the center console while the vehicle was driving. According to the latest news, Tesla is under pressure to stop the function. So do you think that the co-driver should be allowed to play games with the central control screen while driving? Or is a co-pilot independent media system a good approach? Or do you have a better solution? Feel free to chat in the comments section!
Source: Autohome
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