Assessing compatibility and legality
I'm digging into Comma 3X's compatibility with Tesla models, legality of high-precision maps in China, and regulatory implications for Tesla Autopilot.
Evaluating shipping options
I'm checking if Comma 3X can be shipped to China, as export restrictions might apply. Also, I'm looking into how the Chinese community uses openpilot and the availability of community harnesses for Tesla.
Piecing together options
I'm gathering information on Tesla's suitability with comma.ai. This involves checking vehicle support, documenting adherence to GitHub's standards, and adhering to regulations in China. The process includes thorough cross-checking and legal compliance for ADAS integration.
Consulting shipping policies
I’m examining the shipping page for any potential restrictions on shipments to China. This seems crucial for understanding the shipping dynamics.
Navigating the page
Scrolling to the Tesla section for model and year details.
Updating vehicle list
I discovered the Tesla brand with Model 3 and Y, featuring HW3 and HW4. It's intriguing to see Comma's official Tesla support now.
Verifying Tesla specifics
I'm confirming Tesla's official status with a "Tesla A" harness for Model Y HW3, referencing the authoritative vehicles page. Also, mapping out "openpilot navigation" documents for completeness.
Gathering navigation details
I’m seeking authoritative info on openpilot nav features from official documents, focusing on the vehicles page and comma blog for more comprehensive insights.
Verifying nav features in 0.9.9.
Confirming installation
It’s clear that installation on the Tesla Model Y 2023 HW3 is supported with harness Tesla A. Moving forward to evaluate safety measures.
Clarifying legal stance
I'm pinpointing "Traffic Safety Law" articles to define modification constraints. Ambiguity surrounds whether internal cabin devices are considered "structural change."
Laying out the options
I’m starting to think through modification restrictions in Traffic Safety Law, focusing on article 16.
Consulting certifications
I'm examining whether Comma 3X's cellular connectivity requires China Compulsory Certification (CCC), SRRC for radio, and a network access license for telecom equipment.
Investigating map features
I'm examining the availability and functionality of Commapilot and Mapbox in China, noting potential connectivity and resolution issues.
Mapping features
I’m working through openpilot's navigation capabilities: forming a destination setup, considering Comma Prime or Mapbox tokens, and examining hold and resume functionalities in updates 0.9.7 and 0.9.9.
Tracking updates
Interestingly enough, Tesla 3/Y support was added in 0.9.9. Navigation features like NOO were halted in 0.9.7, and it's uncertain if they've resumed since.
Navigating changes
I'm piecing together the halted "navigate-on-openpilot" and the potential shifts in standard navigation support, particularly in China, considering alignment and compliance issues.
Understanding local laws
Considering regulations for cross-border data flows and the implications for data processors and users. Also examining restrictions on foreign map service usage in China.
Investigating safety features
I’m piecing together driver monitoring, safety model constraints, and limitations to ensure a comprehensive overview of openpilot's safety aspects.
Investigation into Tesla China
I’m piecing together Chinese Tesla warranty details by searching for the official "新车有限保修" terms from Tesla China.
Reviewing warranty terms
I'm looking at Tesla China's "new vehicle limited warranty" PDF to confirm if modifications by non-Tesla void the warranty.
Confirming access
Thinking through the need to click again on the "vehicle-warranty" page to ensure the PDF link is accessible.
Retrying the tool
I observed an "Internal Error" in the tool. Trying again or using the global Tesla site for CN region next time.
Navigating regulatory risks
I'm thinking through potential regulatory issues in China, particularly concerning L2 aftermarket devices and compliance with local laws and notices.
Assessing compatibility
I’m gathering info on Comma 3X with Tesla Model Y 2023 HW3, considering installation steps, potential compliance issues, and functionality within China.
Weighing image choices
I'm thinking through whether to use the image carousel for showing the comma 3X device or opt for a single image for clarity, considering the call limit.
Gathering supporting citations
I reviewed Tesla support and "导航 driving." For the latter, locating a citation from 0.9.7 is crucial.
Evaluating flexible limitation
Considering the shifting cap for calls and exploring options like Prime and Lite for route access.
Crafting the report
I’m developing a comprehensive Chinese-language report covering compatibility, safety, navigation in China, compliance, warranty, and practical considerations for the local environment, ensuring all citations support key points.
Crafting a careful tone
I'm setting a friendly, serious tone for the report, adding a product image carousel, and placing citations after paragraphs to ensure clarity and structure.
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