Most modern cars have windshield wipers that work automatically, and their speed is regulated depending on the amount of rain that falls on the windshield, as the rain sensor records the amount of rain.
Tesla chose not to use rain sensors and instead used cameras to achieve the same thing, with the video stream from the camera being processed by the car's on-board computer to calculate the amount of speed required for wipers.
Most Tesla owners will probably nod in appreciation that it doesn't operate quite optimally — at least that was our experience when we were there last fall I drove over 250 miles in two days with a Tesla Model Y.
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– The new improvement will end soon, he writes in response to the video.
Admittedly, this isn't the first time Tesla has promised a fine and improvement regarding wind speed drivers ElectricWhich shows that Tesla CEO Elon Musk previously promised improvement without major differences.
Also on the other hand, many people have problems where the windshield wipers can turn on for no reason at all, perhaps especially when driving with the autopilot function. In last year's update, it became possible to turn off the wipers when using the autopilot, which was not possible before.
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