The Tesla Model 3 uses Traffic‑Aware Cruise Control (TACC), an adaptive system that holds a set speed and gap to the car ahead.
It’s standard on all Model 3s in Australia; engage it via the drive stalk or steering‑wheel controls (build-dependent): one press for TACC, two for Autosteer.
Headline bits: adaptive speed and gap control, stop‑and‑go in traffic, camera‑based “Tesla Vision”, and adjustable following distance.
Keep hands on the wheel, eyes up, and don’t expect it to read every speed sign like your Year 9 English teacher—because it won’t.
Autosteer/Lane Keep requires proper road markings and driver supervision; TACC alone won’t steer for you. Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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