TESLA MODEL 3 NAVIGATE ON AUTOPILOT ON ANZAC BRIDGE SYDNEY

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This video showcases the Tesla Model 3's Navigate on Autopilot (NoA) capabilities during a drive across Sydney's Anzac Bridge and Sydney Harbour Bridge. The reviewer, Tesla Tom, demonstrates the system's performance on software version 2020.12.5, highlighting its ability to handle complex lane changes and navigate tricky intersections. Tom was particularly impressed with the car's autonomous merging and lane selection, especially in situations where quick decisions were required. While the system generally performed well, Tom noted a few instances where the car's decisions were 'dicey' or 'too close for comfort,' suggesting that further improvements in neural net processing could enhance its smoothness and predictability. The video also touches upon the limitations of NoA on certain road sections, like the Harbour Bridge itself, where it disengages to basic Autopilot. Overall, the demonstration provides a practical look at NoA's functionality in a real-world urban environment, with the reviewer expressing satisfaction with its performance despite minor areas for improvement.