“They’re waiting for the Tesla Roadster too, however.” Scientists are now trying to find a means of extracting the ...

Tesla's new software update for its electric vehicles will see it scanning the roads ahead of you for possible danger, like potholes and more, and then avoiding them by adjusting the suspension.

Courtesy of the latest Tesla software update, both models can now scan for potholes and other road defects to generate "rough road map data" and adjust suspension accordingly. Rather than ...

Tesla and Mercedes have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in research and development in an attempt to have their vehicles endure pothole-stricken roads. New technologies include early ...

Tesla’s take relies on ... shock absorber valving in response to road surface bumps. When the edge of a pothole is detected, the vehicle’s computer adjusts its dampers to its stiffest setting ...

That's similar to what this update appears to bring, although for now Tesla EVs are not able to avoid rough road sections but only soften the shock of hitting a pothole. Shared by @tesla_adri on ...

including the potential to avoid damage from potholes. Tesla opens its Supercharger network to non-Tesla EVs in UK and Europe By Max Freeman-Mills · 19 May 2022 The change could be a pretty ...

including the potential to avoid damage from potholes. Tesla opens its Supercharger network to non-Tesla EVs in UK and Europe By Max Freeman-Mills · 19 May 2022 The change could be a pretty ...

Hyundai says it isn’t trying to go up-market with the Ioniq 6, but even in prototype form the car’s so good they totally ...