Tesla is improving crash avoidance features on older Model S and Model X vehicles with MCU1 to enhance safety and provide modern technology upgrades to legacy car owners.
The recent Tesla update includes upgrades to Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) for MCU1 vehicles, adding features like AEB in reverse and at speeds of 100 MPH or more to bolster safety measures.
NHTSA is mandating AEB system requirements by 2029, emphasizing Tesla's proactive approach to enhancing vehicle safety with new features like AEB and Forward Collision Warnings (FCW).
Tesla's addition of AEB in Reverse and potential integration with FSD v12 in MCU1 vehicles demonstrates a focus on collision avoidance, especially concerning perpendicular vehicles, enhancing safety measures beyond standard requirements.
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