FrankReynoldsCPA

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a6...ation-results/

Toys4RJill

Toyota Teamate has the highest overall rating. Somehow I’m not surprised

SW17LS

I find it really interesting that Tesla is so low on that list...

asj2024

This reminds me of the moron who got his head lopped off when his Tesla went under a semi. Had been using the "autopilot".

Good for Lexus...I guess. At least it's the only one that was acceptable.

Striker223

They aren't actually all that good vs the best out there, just a lot of hype and people coming out of older cars who have never been around advanced anything.

SW17LS

I mean for all they have invested in it and all the hype

Motorola

The only two hands-free systems on this entire list are Lexus Teammate and GM Supercruise. The rest aren't, hence why the other Lexus system is also ranked at the bottom of the list. Lexus isn't doing anything special.

FrankReynoldsCPA

I hate Ford's name for it. Bluecruise? Makes me think of Blue's Clues.

Motorola

A much better explanation of what this list tests. Seems pretty useless.

Mike728

This list is basically about how intrusive the system is, to ensure the driver is paying attention. Tesla has made a recent update that makes it hard to take your eyes off the road for a couple seconds. I'm guessing this test didn't include that update.

ABC

I'm glad IIHS is testing these. It'll help manufacturers push the bar and improve these systems. They *could* be awesome - maybe this is the push they need to get there.

Striker223

Ah yes, that's what I meant as well. Lots of hype vs systems like supercruise that actually work nearly as well a real driver. My expectations if I am not driving is for the car to at least match my abilities when I've been up for 20+ hours not STILL need me to mind it. I would much rather just drive vs stare at the car until it screws up since that's much more effort

FrankReynoldsCPA

The fanboys won't like this one.

Allen K

iTrader: (4)

Part of the test judged whether the system would stop the L2 driving if you had cheesecloth on your head. Look at figure 2b on page 7 lol

https://www.iihs.org/media/d01ff4e0-...rotocol_V1.pdf

asj2024

I find it stupid that it was called "autopilot"

Along with the huge screen in front that tries to do everything, this is probably why Tesla has the highest accident rate among all brands tested:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/steveba...h=9fc74e72894d

In fact, on the news today there was a fatality where a woman drowned after hitting something wrong on the screen:

https://jalopnik.com/a-tesla-touchscreen-mix-up-killed-angela-chao-report-1851327161