HANDS-OFF! IS TESLA'S FULL SELF-DRIVING OR GM'S SUPER CRUISE BETTER ON TWISTY MOUNTAIN HIGHWAYS?

EV Channels Review

This video pits Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) against GM's Super Cruise in a head-to-head comparison on twisty mountain highways. The Chevrolet Silverado EV RST, equipped with Super Cruise, demonstrated significant limitations, frequently disengaging and requiring manual intervention (four times in approximately 10 minutes). While Super Cruise offers the unique advantage of working while towing, its reliance on pre-mapped highways and frequent disengagements detract from its usability. The Tesla Cybertruck's FSD, despite a moment of concern where it hugged the lane edge too closely, generally performed more smoothly and did not require as much manual override. The Cybertruck's FSD also offers broader applicability, working on most roads, not just pre-mapped highways, and can handle exits, unlike Super Cruise. Ultimately, the review suggests that while both systems need further refinement, the Cybertruck's FSD provided a more reliable and less intrusive experience in this test, making it the preferred option for those seeking advanced driver-assistance features.