Several autopilot tests were carried out by the Chinese autoblogger Chen Zhen. In addition to the Full Self-Driving (FSD) branded system from Tesla, Chinese experts checked the performance of the autonomous technologies of the LI Auto and Aito electric cars. According to the test results, the American autopilot showed the worst result.
Tesla Model Y on autopilot constantly drove bicycle stripes, violated road markings, and also drove in a straight line in rows designed only for turns. For one trip, the blogger received seven fines for violations of traffic rules in Beijing.
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During the comparison of Tesla Model Y, the autopilots demanded 24 interventions by the driver and made 34 violations. At the same time, the unmanned system of the Chinese Electric Curlier LI L7 needed nine interventions and, as a result, 14 violations. In Aito M9, these indicators were 12 and 14.
The autopilot Full Self-Driving is working in China relatively recently. The autonomous driving system is improving, gaining data array. Over time, Tesla unmanned functionality will work in China more precisely.
In 2023, the Tesla unmanned driving system took seventh place in the autopilot rating. Automated Ford and General Motors systems have shown themselves best.
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