This Open-Source Device Makes Any Car Self-Driving

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How good has Tesla FSD gotten—and can you use a 7-year-old smartphone glued to your windshield to accomplish the same? RingConn Gen 2 on Amazon (use code SNAZZYLA) - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DG2S6GC1/ RingConn Gen 2 official (use code SNAZZYLA) - https://ringconn.com/products/ringconn-gen-2?variant=48162846769460 Follow Snazzy Labs on Twitter - https://twitter.com/snazzylabs Follow me on Bluesky - https://snazzy.fm/UW Follow me on Threads - https://snazzy.fm/XV Follow me on Mastodon - https://snazzy.fm/NN Follow me on Instagram - https://instagram.com/snazzyq Discover the current state of autonomous driving technology as we compare Tesla's Full Self-Driving capabilities with advanced driver assistance systems from Rivian, KIA, and the innovative open-source Openpilot solution. This comprehensive review explores highway driving assist features, lane-keeping capabilities, and autonomous navigation across multiple vehicles, highlighting both the progress and limitations of self-driving technology in 2025. From Tesla's industry-leading Autopilot to KIA's HDA2 system and Comma.ai's affordable aftermarket solution, we break down the real-world performance, hardware requirements, and practical applications of modern autonomous driving systems. 0:00 This old smartphone will drive your car! 0:09 Tesla's FSD used to be real bad 1:33 But now Tesla's FSD is real good 9:21 RingConn Gen 2 (sponsor) 10:37 Will FSD hit a dog? Find out now! 13:17 Americans don't want FSD—only Autopilot 13:44 Is KIA/Hyundai's HDA2 system any good? 19:16 Rivian's attempt at hands-free highway driving! 24:27 There's a $1,000 way to add Autopilot to your car... 25:58 Trying out Openpilot in my "old" Rivian 34:42 Openpilot is only bested by Tesla—it's AMAZING!