Nissan's ProPilot Assist could be a commuter's best friend new messages

by kakalaz

51 years ago

July 21, 2017

Roadshow

Nissan's ProPilot Assist could be a commuter's best friend new messages

Advanced driver assist system keeps even bad drivers on the straight and narrow.

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Brian Lawrance
July 21, 2017
Why don't they work on fixing their CVTs instead of this pilot garbage.
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Rick James
July 21, 2017
heavy traffic? going 65 mph.
This guy needs to go to Los Angeles to know what HEAVY traffic is
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InternetDude
July 21, 2017
So they're a year and a half behind Tesla with this prototype now, and it's not even completely comparable.
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InternetDude
July 21, 2017
But does it see two cars ahead like Tesla's Autopilot?
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blake kollman
July 21, 2017
If you have to have your hands gripped to the wheel the whole time and it only keeps the set distance from the car ahead, I would consider this much closer to, if not just, adaptive cruise control. Nothing close to any sort of piloting or self driving in any manner whatsoever. It's practically just a driver nanny making sure people always keep their hands perfectly on the wheel.
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dmikhael619
July 21, 2017
So its like distronic plus from Mercedes just worse?
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cilvrado
July 22, 2017
So, pretty much Honda Sensing.
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David Beecroft
July 23, 2017
this reviewer is like watching shit on a stick – minus the stick
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Khristian Willis
July 25, 2017
Does it come standard though?
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Evan Adams
July 27, 2017
So what about the point of stop & go?
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Bargainteers
July 28, 2017
So where the Tesla will pull over in a safe spot, the Nissan will just block traffic in the middle of the highway. Seems legit
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daryl g
August 19, 2017
How come nissan is late at this tech the civics has it duh
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o00scorpion00o
September 3, 2017
This is a joke, like the Hyundai ioniq, pure Sh1t !!!
If it can't even steer on a straight lane automatically then what's the point ? having to keep your hands on the wheel is just laughable, Tesla mush be having a right chuckle at this , I as a potential buyer of the updated Leaf would be furious if this pile of crap was standard , I'd rather have a cheaper car than pay for this crap !!!
Ok so the adaptive cruise part would be a nice feature to have but the rest is a joke, seriously Nissan I was really looking forward to not having to steer on the motorway on my very long tiring commute.
I guess I was stupid to expect more from Nissan !
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B Nav
October 11, 2017
Would be good to use if you're eating in the car
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Bryan Cooke
November 12, 2017
Why couldn't you just hack the steering wheel and or put fake hands on it.. see what it does. Will it auto pilot?
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Samaan Alkhaldi
November 25, 2017
Good job NISSAN ♡
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dany manchster
December 12, 2017
does it do stop and go traffic or only highway speeds
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MrSoumakieh
December 21, 2017
If I have to hold the steering wheel then it is useless!!!
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Aaron W
February 18, 2018
Ok, so still not on par with Tesla. Waiting for that day.
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Noel Nunez
March 20, 2018
Chrysler 300c does the same i had a 2014
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Paul C
July 11, 2018
Spent $32k on a Nissan with ProPilot, it does NOT work on any lane of the Annapolis Bay Bridge which is 5 miles. Eastern or Western span, nada. Nissan Fail! Lame.
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