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What the heck are you talking about!! The Delorean can time travel!I’m really failing to see what, if anything, is marvelous or incredible about it. It’s the modern day Delorean, and that didn’t go down as a beacon of innovation or accomplishment either.
Taking away a physical linkage from something that requires feel… what a cool idea.I know that fly by wire tech has been around for years, but never in a production vehicle for steering, so that is something worth noting as innovative.
I never said it is something we should want or desire, but coming from someone who is a systems engineer by career, it is just exciting to me that something "new" is coming to the car industry. We don't have to like it, or even want it, I don't want it, but I still like seeing the engineering that goes into this stuff that has various different "new" achievements happen. It's just cool. I never said it was practical or desireable.
Cool, didn’t know that honestly. Not sure why it seems that every video I watch about the cybertruck it’s showcasing the fly by wire steering then. Strange.For the cars that are street legal, it was first introduced in the Infiniti Q50, but Nissan switched back to its traditional steering wheel after criticism. Other notable car models that you can experience drive-by-wire with a steering yoke are the 2022 Toyota bZ4x and the 2023 Lexus RZ450e.What Is Steer-by-Wire Technology?
Steer-by-wire fundamentally alters the driving experience, but will it be a game-changer for driving safety?www.makeuseof.com
Because propaganda.Cool, didn’t know that honestly. Not sure why it seems that every video I watch about the cybertruck it’s showcasing the fly by wire steering then. Strange.
Shocking that one out of six would consider it. I would have thought one in ten was high. I mean, you'd have to be high ...Stupid poll on a raptor forum.lol