What Tesla Drivers Are Saying About the Autopilot Feature

The video discusses the mixed perceptions of Tesla's Autopilot feature, highlighting both its potential to prevent accidents and its capacity for errors. A survey of 5000 Model 3 owners revealed that while 13% felt Autopilot put them in danger, 28% believed it saved them from dangerous situations. Despite some negative incidents, 90% of owners felt safer using Autopilot. Tesla addresses these issues with regular updates and new features like Smart Summon, which allows cars to navigate parking lots autonomously.

What percentage of Model 3 drivers reported feeling that Autopilot put them in a dangerous situation?

• 90%

• 13%

• 28%

• 50%

How do some Tesla owners feel about the Autopilot feature despite media reports of accidents?

• They feel it enhances their safety.

• They think it has no impact on safety.

• They are indifferent to its effects.

• They believe it makes them less safe.

What is the main reason for the cognitive dissonance among Tesla owners regarding the Autopilot feature?

• The feature is too expensive.

• Media reports of accidents contrast with personal experiences of safety.

• The feature is not available in all models.

• The feature is difficult to use.

What is the name of the new feature that allows a Tesla to navigate a parking lot to find its owner?

• Park Assist

• Smart Summon

• Auto Park

• Self Drive

How often does Tesla provide updates to the Autopilot system?

• Monthly or biweekly

• Quarterly

• Annually

• Daily