EU mandating installing speed tracking hardware in all new cars (Autoblog)

[Kayone73]

https://www.autoblog.com/2022/07/07/anti-speeding-tech-eu-black-box-regulation/

Yup that's exactly what it sounds like ?

 

[daveo4EV]

https://www.autoblog.com/2022/07/07/anti-speeding-tech-eu-black-box-regulation/

Yup that's exactly what it sounds like ?

sadness…

 

[RAHRCR]

I saw on YouTube a few months back that the US also passed an obscure regulation for automakers that does something similar. The way the YouTuber described it, it would give the authorities the ability to perform an override of your vehicle to bring it to a halt. If true, it’s certainly one of the downsides of new tech…

 

[daveo4EV]

I saw on YouTube a few months back that the US also passed an obscure regulation for automakers that does something similar. The way the YouTuber described it, it would give the authorities the ability to perform an override of your vehicle to bring it to a halt. If true, it’s certainly one of the downsides of new tech…

ok who has the back door and how long until it’s not jus t authorities - omg this is bad!

 

[Leawood CT]

Well, if true, this would certainly suck. ?

 

[jrmuppet]

The Taycan has what is described in that blog already. I have it enabled (it was not on by default) I see a visual indicator (red border on speed limit sign) when I go over the limit. It is a nice feature. Not sure what the big deal is.

The backdoor to slow the car on the other hand, that is scary.

 

[W1NGE]

This is old news and talked about by the EU bureaucrats for several years now.

Our Taycans already have several of these features as standard all of which can be switched off.

Speed limit regulated cruise control - 95% unreliable leading to unexpected automatic braking of the car due to incorrect mapping data and road signage. I used it once and never again for these reasons.

Camera recognition of speed limit with indication on the dash which animates when limit is exceeded but does not have any autonomous feature and so passive in nature. Useful, generally accurate, dependent on correct road signage e.g when traversing controlled speed restrictions due to roadworks - if the end of restrictions signage is missing then the regular speed limit won't be detected and the warning won't clear when it should.

I don't think this is the beginning of the end just yet.

 

[Fish Fingers]

I had set a thread up about this last year.

https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/new-isa-black-box-from-july-2022.8203/

A few things have changed since then, namely for us in the UK (decision delayed).

Personally, I would not want a car with it. I would sooner have a used car without it.

 

[ben1]

EU is clearly moving into the direction of very strong government control like in China.
USA is not that much better. They just are better in hiding it. (IRS, NSA,....)

 

[Dee]

Wasn't it Volvo that limited their cars to 180kph max?

 

[Dee]

EU is clearly moving into the direction of very strong government control like in China.
USA is not that much better. They just are better in hiding it. (IRS, NSA,....)

I thought it was a US thing...
Then I saw the letters EU...
I'm so glad I live near the German Autobahn...
Go while you still can...?

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