Negotiating an Unprotected Left Turn - Polestar 4 Featuring Mobileye SuperVision™

Making a left turn at an intersection can be one of the most challenging maneuvers for any driver. Watch how the #Polestar4 featuring Mobileye SuperVision™ yields to oncoming traffic and negotiates the turn safely from one multiple-lane road to another. #SeeSuperVision
Mobileye SuperVision™ is our most advanced driver-assist system on the market, providing “hands-off” navigation capabilities of an autonomous vehicle and designed to handle standard driving functions on various road types, while still always requiring the driver’s full attention and eyes on the road.
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[@kafiluz4317]

Wow, impressing. We don't know how many attempts needed to make this one short commercial vid. That harsh stopping and unnatural behaviour reminds me of previous Tesla FSD non neural versions. This video here could be footage from FSD back in 2020.

[@dennisjames9091]

Which Tesla version was used in the last deadly self-driving accident ?

[@kafiluz4317]

@@dennisjames9091 I don't know, tell me? 3000 people die in traffic accidents every day. Manually. Human made. And FSD in its early stage already can proof it's safer than human. Every day thousands of miles driven by FSD. Can MobilEye too?

[@BrianLambert]

Didn't that other car have the right of way?

[@__aceofspades]

No. The mobileye car had the right of way. It was at the intersection first, waiting for the pedestrians to clear, it then entered the intersection before the white car. This intersection has multiple unprotected left turns from two major roads, so whoever arrives first and enters the intersection first has the right of way. The white car is required to yield.

[@harry-eto]

That's an unprotected left turn without any cars coming from the left...

[@petersuvara]

Really nice, deserves a lot more visibility! Well done.

[@nicollo3672]

We overlayed some music so you don’t need to hear the honking