I was wondering the same thing. How much input is required to reset the warning and how much input is required to keep it off

I would say every 20 seconds. Just touching the wheel is not enough, you need to actively give an imput to the car for it to realize you're still there. I usually just shake the wheel within its numb section and the warning goes off.

Hi! 1. No, at Poland at least 2. What do you mean exactly? 3. I didn't have chance to check it, so I don't know. I will check it this week. 4. It is difficult question. In some situations Audi is the best, in others BMW. IMO it is quite similar level. 5. No. It detects roundabouts to lower the speed and crossroad assist works but the driver has to drive. Thank you! :)

@@1001cars on second question i mean when you put turn signal on i makes lane change on highway automatically. Thank you for answers.

@@dkdanis1340 OK, now I understand. Definitely Audi A6/A7 recognizes highway but it doesn't affect for too many systems.

@@1001cars ok

Let me reply to your questions (as of this writing; Audi newer models or updates may change these answers): 1. Can a6 change lines automatically like tesla or mercedes? NO. Audi is not ready for it yet. 2. Can it automatically enter and exit highways? No. Audi is not ready for it yet. I dont Mercedez or BMW can do it either as of this writing. 3. Can it drive it self without lanes only tracking cars in front? For a while when it is in Traffic Jam Assist mode. TJA disengages itself when the speed is reached about 35miles/hr. 4. Who has best self driving system mercedes, tesla, bmw, audi, lexus? I guess TESLA is the winner on it but you can buy only Model 3 with an Audi A6 price. 5. Can it go around roundabouts? No.

After a few second stop yes. I used resume button in most situations like that.

The only reason it stops is because they have to make sure that you are still paying attention. The system can do way more than it programed to do.

Yes, you have to if the stop took more than ~5-7 seconds

@@1001cars Yuck. I wish that had been explained to me.

@@1001cars Thank you for responding!

As you can see on the movie (for example 2:53) I use acc lever :)

Did you found a solution?

The solution is keeping your hands on the shell at all times. These are LVL2 systems (like Tesla) and need supervision at all times.

In my opinion it is quite similar with some improvements in new A6/A7 cars

@@1001cars Cool, thanks for replying. Most likely I'll end up with an A or S5. I like the more classic approach with real buttons in the dash instead of all touchscreens.

Does your car have adaptive cruise control with active lane keeping assist?

this is for your safety, even telsa is going to warn you take over the steering every 15 secs just like audi, I also think this is admited by the law.

Yes, it has :) static.antyweb.pl/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/24091405/audi_a6_96.jpg

Is it the same in Q5?

@@giannicolacarrone1470 Unfortunately not. Q5 has a little bit older system: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fsVnmtGnl8qRomQ.html

It is enough to see how I change the battery in one of the used GoPro during driving which you can see in this movie. Yeah... "more stressful"...

its not a hands free system. you should keep your hands on the steering wheel at all times. this was a test, that's why he put his hands off the steering wheel.

I use this feature in stop-and-go traffic every day in my community to work, and I will tell you for stop and go traffic, this feature is well worth it. It completely reduces the fatigue and monotony that comes from sitting in traffic after a long day of work. During normal highway driving without traffic, the feature is also really nice when you want to “cruise” long distances.

@@ONI1013. And you can easily make a soft hook you can hook with some weights on the steering wheel to make it think you are constantly holding the steering wheel. If you do that you can actually see how well the system drives the car.

TehHitmarker - it drives well with some occasional input on steering wheel, but it certainly wouldn’t be safe enough to steer completely on own. Especially around sharper turns like on and off ramps. I know bc I have tested it. It’s not like the Teslas that demo self autonomous driving and lane changes.

Yes, it is possible. It's enough to turn the "predictive control" off: Driver assist settings -> Adaptive Cruise Assist -> Predictive control. There you have 3 options: Off, On, with Tolerance for "Use speed limit" and 4 settings for "Adaption to route ahead". Nie pamiętam jak te opcje nazywają się po polsku, ale myślę, że sobie poradzisz :)

@@1001cars With tolerance for "Use speed limit" is it possible to set for example +10km/h to every speed limit like in BMW?

Petro-7 nie wymagaja ale maja okreslony zakres dzialania np od 30km/h

Dokładnie tak jak kolega napisał: asystent jazdy w korku bez skrzyni automatycznej nie miałby żadnego sensu

Czyli jednak niektóre wymagają? Szkoda, myślałem że taki asystent umie też mechanicznie zmieniać biegi i kręcić gałką od ich zmiany. Szkoda, bo to oznacza że moi rodzice nigdy nie doświadczą nowych technologii w samochodzie bo zarzekają się tylko o manual :P

Petro-7 kiedys nie beda mieli wyboru :-)

Mercedes A Class has traffic jam assist :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ldN7etN73-DXnaM.html And it works better than similar system in VW Golf.

@@1001cars wow nice And is the A class as good as this new Audi auto pilot system (A6 A7 A8 2018) ?

@@alexalucard1611 I think that it is on similar level. New BMWs (X5, 3 and 8) have better system in my opinion. I'm going to publish movie about that :)

Are you sure that you saw it in A6/A7 2018?

@@1001cars I have 2018 Q7 and it has it in it.

@@techbullet1020 Q7 has different driver assistant systems. This car has TJA which you asked before. In new A6, A7, Q8 you have newer system

@@techbullet1020 funny, I have a 2019 A7 and it's in the shop right now so Audi loaned me a 2021 A4 which has the overlapping cars icon for TJA, which my 2019 A7 doesn't have. Supposedly it's supposed to have and has all the bells and whistles of ACC and radars and such but that icon for TJA never appeared in my car. I doubt I have it.

Vishnu

Have fun with it outside the US or on a normal road. It won't work.

Lol but it's a boring Tesla. Some people don't want that crap. Does the Tesla have a bang and olufson audio system? Nope. Multicolor LED interior? Message seats? Heads up display? Nope. Tesla lacks so many features for the price it's laughable. It doesn't even have dynamic suspension to stiffen / soften the ride. It's junk