Is the far leading intelligent driving technology really useful? Car owners share their real car experience
Regarding the intelligent driving of automobiles, with the arrival of the new M7, it has been completely hyped. Compared with Tesla FSD in the early years, most netizens are more concerned about Huawei's ADS 2.0 intelligent driving system. However, today we are not talking about the intelligent driving of the new M7, after all, the car has not yet been obtained, we are mainly talking about the far leading intelligent driving technology is really useful?
Considering the actual car use scenarios of most of the little friends, Xiaobian will take the car use scene of going out on the eleventh long holiday as an example to share with you what kind of help intelligent driving technology can provide to the driver and so on!
First of all, whether intelligent driving technology has any meaning, the answer is naturally yes, just like someone once asked, is L2 automatic driving really easy to use? I can't stop after using it. The same is true of today's more comprehensive and exaggerated intelligent driving, and with the development of intelligent driving, the intelligent performance of vehicles will become more and more excellent in the future, which is definitely a gospel for lazy people.
Moving on to the actual performance, let's first talk about when is Smart Drive the best to use? In my opinion, the best use of the intelligent driving system is when there is a traffic jam, especially the super traffic jam of Eleven, the intelligent driving system is simply a powerful tool for travel. Let's just say that after handing over the car to the smart driving system, all we have to do is watch a movie.
Whether it is the Apollo created by Baidu, or Huawei's ADS 2.0 intelligent driving system, etc., they have done a very good job in following the car, and because of the slow speed, even if the system is "stuck" one day, there is no safety hazard in a slight collision, and this can be said to be the most reassuring intelligent driving system, and I think that the intelligent driving system is the best place.
In fact, it is easy to use on the highway with few people, and at this time, you can actually use smart driving as a traditional driving aid, and it will be better to use. Of course, some people say that I changed L2.9 automatic driving to L2 automatic driving, in fact, this is not wrong, but what I want to say is that at least there is no need to worry about accidents at this time. Even if there is an accident, it can be controlled in time, and the person will not be very tired.
Many people may say, how can you still be tired with intelligent driving? This means that smart driving cannot replace 100% manual driving. To put it bluntly, the current intelligent driving system may suddenly have a little problem, requiring human intervention, some need to intervene 1 or 2 times for 100km, and some need to intervene 1 or 2 times for 200km, but this situation is uncertain, how can drivers use it with peace of mind?
Especially in the city or on the congested but not slow highway, driving with the intelligent driving system may be more tiring than driving yourself, and you are afraid all the way. Especially in the face of pedestrians running red lights, ghost probes, etc., do you really dare to rely on the intelligent driving system? I won't say much here, saying too much will make many people think that I am not optimistic about smart driving and so on. To be honest, the emergence of intelligent driving systems is beneficial for most consumers, but only if it can be truly stable and easy to use, and not occasionally problematic.
In short, I hope that everyone can live a life of driving and people eating and sleeping in the car, but for now, the intelligent driving system is still only an assistant, but it only makes driving easier in some environments. In the long run, the intelligent driving system still has a lot of room for improvement, and here we also hope that everyone will reasonably apply the intelligent driving system and put safety first.