Car owner revealed that Tesla saved his life by automatically turning the steering wheel to avoid the large truck at a speed of 170km/h
小坠泪缆
发表于 2024-9-27 20:35:16
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A car owner revealed that he was saved by Tesla and automatically turned the steering wheel to avoid a large truck at a speed of 170km/h. A car blogger revealed that a Tesla owner shared his shocking moment in a WeChat group. The car owner stated in the group chat that his speed reached 170km/h at that time, and it was Tesla who hit the direction himself, braking first and then changing lanes. Tesla saved his life.
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