TESLA Vision-Based AUTOPARK - Complete Guide | Teslavian

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Thanks for the upload. How tight can the parking spot be? Any insight in the margins left and right it requires? Is Summon (not Smart Summon) restored with this feature? Also, currently Tesla Park assist tells me to stop when the back almost reached the curb, instead of the tires (the bottom can easily clear the curb), will the Tesla stick out of the parking space in this case? Same with bushes, will it back all the way up against a bush?

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Hi, thanks for your interest. To answer to your question, based on Tesla's specification, Autopark requires at least 7.2 feet (2.2 meters) wide space for Perpendicular Parking, as long as margins allows Tesla to maneuver in that space but they didn't specify the exact margins. This update only enabled Autopark feature and Summon and Smart Summon are not still available. These features need the Tesla app to operate and still there is no sign of these options in Tesla app. As for your last question, are you describing your experience with new Autopark? The vision based Autopark should take care of stopping and backing up automatically. Ultrasonic park assists usually use the car in front as reference and align themselves with that. If that car is stock out of the parking space, your car would do the same. But with Tesla's vision system, based on my experience, it looks like it actually sees the curb and parking lines, and parks in a safe distance from the curb. I hope this helps.