Tesla Steer By Wire! What is it, and why?

Tesla is planning to release a steer-by-wire system on some of their vehicles. What is this, and why do we need it?

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[KaceyGreen]

From what I'm hearing about that Lexus if done right the feedback will be just fine, the hard part will be deciding what to filter out, crummy highway sure, aged track while doing laps, every bump and pit. Plus with steer by wire the Roadster SpaceX edition would have some control while hovering

[davidbarnes]

Great review. More people should be picking up on this feature. All tesla’s will have this in six months. Technology is available to provide feedback through the wheel if you want it. Can’t wait for a friendlier yoke on the model y soon.

[SBha]

Commercial and military aircraft have had fly by wire for 30-40 years. They have many types of haptic feedback (e.g., stick shaker). I think all of the options will far outweigh the disadvantages.

[joshuaomatsuli]

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[juliotorres]

Where would the pleasure of driving be, with no steering wheel?

[XtnInsecticide]

I think it’s a terrible idea. If an alternator fails, the battery fails and the car stops. If a motor to your steering fails, you crash

[alittlebitofeverything]

are you clueless? what about catastrophic failure??

[karl]

It's a horrible idea from a safety standpoint. Electrical connectors corrode, wires fatigue and fail. Furthermore, computers make mistakes, computers are HACKABLE!

This is a terrible idea that should never be allowed. I will never own such a vehicle.