Caught driving on California Interstate 280, the driver of this Tesla Model X prototype is jinking in his lane like he's seriously distracted, but we're going to guess that he's testing some kind of lane-keeping driver assistance feature. That is one of the future features touted as part of the Autopilot hardware launched on the Model S D.
Of course, we can only guess because company CEO Elon Musk is guarding the feature-set of the Model X like they're Freemason initiation rites. He's spoken of "these different features" that he's so committed to keeping quiet until deliveries begin that the Model X won't be shown at auto shows beforehand.
So we'll go with the idea that a lane-keeping-assist system will be available on Tesla's electric SUV. Or else the driver likes playing Pong with the white line.
Of course, we can only guess because company CEO Elon Musk is guarding the feature-set of the Model X like they're Freemason initiation rites. He's spoken of "these different features" that he's so committed to keeping quiet until deliveries begin that the Model X won't be shown at auto shows beforehand.
So we'll go with the idea that a lane-keeping-assist system will be available on Tesla's electric SUV. Or else the driver likes playing Pong with the white line.
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