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Okay this needs more extensive testing but on a 40 mile interstate loop I’m shocked by what Lucid Motors has done to Gravity. Hands Free Dream Drive is probably only second to Tesla FSD on HIGHWAY INTERSTATES. This is not FSD, but on this section of I-83 it’s damn... show more

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Tesla FSD V14.1.2 with Mad Max mode is what I’ve been waiting for. It’s incredibly impressive. Here’s my full highway drive today. I love how it chooses lanes—it’s “aggressive” but still very smooth and safe. It makes smart lane changes, often before I even think to do so. Mad Max will actually save you time getting to your destination. The Tesla AI team is cooking.

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Nic Cruz Patane

51,822 views • 8 months ago

This traffic circle has been a long-standing pain point for me on FSD. As you can see, the car consistently drives in the bike lane here. I’ve documented this behavior before on FSD 12, 13, and now 14. The issue appears to stem from outdated map data. This section of the circle used to function as a two-way roadway. At the time, there was no bike lane and vehicles traveled in the space FSD still prefers today. Since the redesign, that area is now a dedicated bike lane, but FSD doesn’t reliably recognize the change. Depending on the version, it will occasionally handle this correctly, but most of the time it does not. This is currently the only issue I consistently experience with FSD. It’s not safety critical. The car will move if a cyclist, vehicle, or object is present, but reliance on outdated map data in locations like this needs to improve.

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Arthur | TesCamStudio.com

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Dan Burkland

34,510 views • 11 months ago

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29,115 views • 2 months ago

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Sawyer Merritt

217,554 views • 7 months ago

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Fred Lambert

12,058 views • 19 days ago

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Aaron Li

104,814 views • 1 year ago

FSD V13 treats oncoming lane as a turn lane? I’ve never had this happen with FSD before, but it used an on coming lane as a staging lane during a left hand turn. It felt bizarre since I wasn’t expecting it, and I’m not sure what its logic was to think it should do it? Thoughts?

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Devin Olsen

12,936 views • 1 year ago

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142,193 views • 3 months ago

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Nic Cruz Patane

52,826 views • 5 months ago

How to switch from FSD to AP to FSD while driving without having to stop the car. I love FSD but sometimes I prefer AP for highway driving. Mainly because FSD does not yet understand HOV lanes, so I find myself switching to AP when I will be on the highway for an extended period of time. The issue with this is you can easilly go DOWN while driving (FSD to AP) but you cannot come up UP without stopping the car (AP to FSD). My fix for this is create two identical profiles for yourself, but one of them has FSD enabled and the other has AP enabled. This video showcases me using that, and shows a kind of funny bug that I didn't notice until later. When you switch from FSD to AP by changing profiles you get the FSD visuals while in AP (until you disable and re-enable it). It would be really nice to be able to do this without swapping profiles, again I love FSD but sometimes AP just suits the situation better. Ashok Elluswamy Tesla AI

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Devin Olsen

56,887 views • 1 year ago

FSD supervised in Europe: Another video on our trip through Düsseldorf, Germany. In this video you see how the Tesla moves away from a bike on our lane and also moves away from a car that is parking on our lane. Driving with FSD is also very efficient. You also see how the car changes its plan last minute. End of the video it was blinking left to go to the left lane but changed plan and stayed on the right side. We now know that that was needed for the next intersection... Using all the cameras and data to make decisions that keep you moving forward the best way possible is very cool to see and efficient. Tesla Europe & Middle East Tesla_Calle Whole Mars Catalog Tesla Owners Silicon Valley Teslarati Maye Musk Elon Musk

FSD supervised in Europe: Another video on our trip through Düsseldorf, Germany. In this video you see how the Tesla moves away from a bike on our lane and also moves away from a car that is parking on our lane. Driving with FSD is also very efficient. You also see how the car changes its plan last minute. End of the video it was blinking left to go to the left lane but changed plan and stayed on the right side. We now know that that was needed for the next intersection... Using all the cameras and data to make decisions that keep you moving forward the best way possible is very cool to see and efficient. Tesla Europe & Middle East Tesla_Calle Whole Mars Catalog Tesla Owners Silicon Valley Teslarati Maye Musk Elon Musk

Esther Rebers

14,375 views • 6 months ago

V14.2.1 highway regression vs 14.1. In standard mode, FSD makes a maneuver into the left lane to pass a semi truck. Because they have jailed the speed limits of non mad max profiles, FSD cannot use acceleration to make this pass. So it ends up camping the left lane. In my right side view mirror, you can see someone coming up on my ass, and FSD is not getting back over. It’s also not speeding up to pass the semi because it is in speed jail. I had to scroll mad max to get through the maneuver. Def a regression from 14.1.

V14.2.1 highway regression vs 14.1. In standard mode, FSD makes a maneuver into the left lane to pass a semi truck. Because they have jailed the speed limits of non mad max profiles, FSD cannot use acceleration to make this pass. So it ends up camping the left lane. In my right side view mirror, you can see someone coming up on my ass, and FSD is not getting back over. It’s also not speeding up to pass the semi because it is in speed jail. I had to scroll mad max to get through the maneuver. Def a regression from 14.1.

Mike P

48,965 views • 6 months ago

Did a lot of V14 highway testing today. Major, major improvements. Follow distance is way more comfortable and dynamic based on speeds. The car always gets to the left when it can as cars merge onto the highway. Way faster reactions to speed changes and way sooner. There was a broken down car blocking the right lane, and FSD shifted left before I even noticed it. I hated how closely V13 followed cars in fast moving, dense traffic. I also hated that I’d see traffic pattern changes ahead before the car seemed to notice. All of these anxiety triggers are completely gone now. Highway driving has been magic so far. Here’s a clip of FSD safely and flawlessly handling the shortest merge lane of all time.

Did a lot of V14 highway testing today. Major, major improvements. Follow distance is way more comfortable and dynamic based on speeds. The car always gets to the left when it can as cars merge onto the highway. Way faster reactions to speed changes and way sooner. There was a broken down car blocking the right lane, and FSD shifted left before I even noticed it. I hated how closely V13 followed cars in fast moving, dense traffic. I also hated that I’d see traffic pattern changes ahead before the car seemed to notice. All of these anxiety triggers are completely gone now. Highway driving has been magic so far. Here’s a clip of FSD safely and flawlessly handling the shortest merge lane of all time.

Mike P

27,042 views • 8 months ago

AUTO LANE CHANGE ISSUES CONTINUE W/ FSD V14.2.1.25 Starting with FSD v14.2, there has been a significant regression in the system's confidence when performing automatic lane changes. If a vehicle is following in the adjacent lane at a safe distance and consistent speed, the ego car will often activate the turn signal and begin crossing the lane line before suddenly aborting the maneuver, pausing briefly, and then either proceeding with the lane change or abandoning it entirely. This behavior appeared in v14.2.1 and unfortunately persists in v14.2.1.25. While it is not a safety issue per se, it is definitely one that needs to be addressed, as it causes confusion and frustration for all surrounding drivers on the road when it occurs. Tesla Tesla_na Tesla AI

AUTO LANE CHANGE ISSUES CONTINUE W/ FSD V14.2.1.25 Starting with FSD v14.2, there has been a significant regression in the system's confidence when performing automatic lane changes. If a vehicle is following in the adjacent lane at a safe distance and consistent speed, the ego car will often activate the turn signal and begin crossing the lane line before suddenly aborting the maneuver, pausing briefly, and then either proceeding with the lane change or abandoning it entirely. This behavior appeared in v14.2.1 and unfortunately persists in v14.2.1.25. While it is not a safety issue per se, it is definitely one that needs to be addressed, as it causes confusion and frustration for all surrounding drivers on the road when it occurs. Tesla Tesla_na Tesla AI

Dan Burkland

59,121 views • 6 months ago

Here is a highlight clip of ego Mad Maxing through heavy rush hour traffic with frequent lane changes. This was on FSD Supervised v14.1.2 this morning on my First Impressions drive. Lots more to come Tesla AI

Here is a highlight clip of ego Mad Maxing through heavy rush hour traffic with frequent lane changes. This was on FSD Supervised v14.1.2 this morning on my First Impressions drive. Lots more to come Tesla AI

Chuck Cook

48,775 views • 8 months ago

The end of this video during my drive back is the only weird thing I've experienced on FSD V14.1.1. I think FSD thought it will in an oncoming lane, but it would have been fine if it stayed there since it's a one way street.

The end of this video during my drive back is the only weird thing I've experienced on FSD V14.1.1. I think FSD thought it will in an oncoming lane, but it would have been fine if it stayed there since it's a one way street.

Sawyer Merritt

160,528 views • 8 months ago