I agree that it's just a product announcement but at the end of the video she says that it's available today in Mercedes vehicles, which surprised me a bit. I spent a few minutes on the MB website and couldn't see any mention of this capability, so take her comments with a huge grain of salt. Then again, I really liked the way the system lets you take over control without disengaging completely. There have been quite a few times on FSD that I would have liked to have given a bit more clearance around something or taken a different route. But doing so forces FSD to stop helping completely and gives you total control in a slightly jolting manner.
BTW: perusing the MB website made me realize that I love the way Tesla sells their cars, and hate the way "traditional" automakers do. Every single page on the MB site was full of nonsense words and gallery photos that told me nothing about the car. They explained the feeling that you get in an MB, or how the world would perceive you, but nothing about the actual benefits of the car. And when you did get some details, they were laughably outdated and absurd, at least for the EVs I saw. CCS charging is still a thing for 2026 models!? 0 to 60 times in the 8 sec range?! 250 miles of range?! These are not the things I expected from a MB.
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