What does gas and brake control mean here?
Steering is always openpilot's job on a supported car. Speed control differs: openpilot may set the speed and gap itself, or the car's factory adaptive cruise may keep that job.
Car guideStock openpilot
On every supported car openpilot steers. Whether it also controls speed and braking depends on the exact car. Here is the answer by brand.

Three answers
openpilot sets the speed and following distance, slows for traffic, and can stop and go on many cars.
openpilot steers while the car's adaptive cruise handles speed. You set the speed on the car's own buttons.
The car's cruise is used by default. A hidden openpilot toggle exists on non-release software, and comma calls it alpha.
By brand
Counts come from comma's official car list. Open a brand to see each model and year with its answer.
Quick answers
Steering is always openpilot's job on a supported car. Speed control differs: openpilot may set the speed and gap itself, or the car's factory adaptive cruise may keep that job.
Not always. Factory cruise on many Toyota and Lexus cars is smooth, but it can stop below a set speed or resume later than openpilot would.
comma marks some cars as alpha for openpilot speed control. The toggle is hidden on the normal release, and comma does not promise its quality.
Sometimes. Forks such as sunnypilot add speed control on cars where stock openpilot leaves it to the car. Check that fork's own car list before you rely on it.
Every row is read from one exact version of comma's official supported-cars table for stock openpilot, checked on 2026-09-02. Community forks can differ.
commaai/openpilot supported carsCommunity guides explain what forks add and what the trade-offs are.
Photos: comma.ai. Marks identify their makers and are not proof of support. CommaGuide is an independent guide.
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