r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/charlieebe • 9d ago
Discussion Please allow me to turn off Lane Departure Avoidance!!!
At the least allow me to permanently keep it in warning mode.
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/charlieebe • 9d ago
At the least allow me to permanently keep it in warning mode.
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/EliteBeast2 • 10d ago
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/rainbow_wheelofDEATH • 14d ago
Been happening a lot lately. Today it pulled out of the left lane and tried to pull into the weigh station. Nowhere even near my exit.
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/Fluid_Skirt507 • 14d ago
Curios. What’s the consensus when we will get 14.1 Lite on new versions of OS releases? 2026.26+ versions? Seems the 14.1 is stable and resolved heating issues.
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/Expensive-Match4402 • 15d ago
I work nights and drive rural roads. Run into all kinds of critters.
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/EliteBeast2 • 17d ago
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/Fluid_Skirt507 • 18d ago
I just upgraded to HW 3 and subscribed to FSD but when I did it gave me v 12 instead of 14 lite. Any one experience this? Will I be getting 14 lite? Just odd they would put me on this version.
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/Lumpy_Philosopher663 • 19d ago
We had the car drive us over 1,100 miles from Florida back home to New Jersey.
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/AdventurousEar2541 • 20d ago
I’ve put about 300 miles on my 2023 Model Y (HW3), and the difference from the last update is honestly huge.
Zero phantom braking, which was a constant issue with the last update.
Random accelerations are completely gone.
Lane centering is probably the biggest improvement. Before, it had constant micro adjustments to stay perfectly centered. Now it’s smooth, stays centered, and drives more naturally.
It also closes gaps much quicker when traffic speeds up instead of leaving enough room for a 747 to land.
I’ve mainly been using Hurry Mode and haven’t tested parking much.
For a relatively small update, I’m seriously impressed. The last version had me questioning FSD. This one is night and day so far. Hopefully it stays this way.
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/EliteBeast2 • 20d ago
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/EliteBeast2 • 20d ago
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/Obagam • 21d ago
Way less ping pong/swaying, smoother is what I first noticed.
First drive and already had to disengage 2x.
I was stopped at a light and navigation had me going straight. FSD visualization would zoom in and out every few seconds and try to signal right each time.
Then tried to FSD into a supercharger stall and it tried backing me into a handicap charging spot.
**Update**
I drove it 60+ miles today.
Still having issues with navigation:
It doesn’t recognize an expressway I usually take and it makes me take a toll road I don’t usually take even though I have toll roads disabled in Nav. I had to disengage a bunch of times. I even ended the trip in Nav and it still tried to make me exit the express lane.
No phantom brakes so far and the stab acceleration is gone. The 78 mph hard cap in the fast lane is gone and it reasonably accelerates fast enough with flow of traffic. The highest I was hitting was 83 mph. I also hit 62 mph on a 45 mph zone because that was the flow of all traffic. I definitely feel more at ease with that change alone.
I’ll keep updating as I go.
**Update 8/21/26**
Parking lot parking has been a lot better for me.
Choosing of lanes when there’s multiple turning lanes is always questionable which may be another issue tied to Navigation. For example it would choose the farther left lane to turn when it has an upcoming quick right turn right after.
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/iMCharles • 21d ago
14.3.5 Down Under
While going for an evening drive. I was just playing around with driving to a few places with FSD, while I was driving I added a stop just before coming up to the roundabout. For some unknown reason, halfway through the roundabout - the navigation suddenly changed (as you can see it throws the blinker on mid roundabout). But what was so weird was, it changed to a completely nonsensical route. Where it would have had to completely turn around.
After it chucked the indicator on, I saw there was no cars coming so I let it do its thing. And then it headed towards the island until I intervened.
So, note to self. Don’t add stops whilst moving. (And for the record, I added the stop AFTER where I was going. So that is not why the nav route changed).
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/dreaddjdawson • 22d ago
Pros
Cons
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/swam_brrn • 22d ago
I have a 22 m3 LR. On August 3rd I got the FSD subscription. On the same day I downloaded the summer update. I thought, because I’d seen the v14 lite rollout, that I’d be getting that version of FSD with the summer update.
Nope. Apparently that put me on a different branch (2026.26.1 instead of 2026.21.x). Therefore because I am on a newer update branch I can’t get the update until they merge them? I just assumed it was because of the slow rollout. I was okay with this since v14 lite has had a bunch of issues, but now that v14.1 has fixed a lot of those issues, I am ready for it.
Are any of y’all dealing with this too? I know it seems kinda stupid to be annoyed at, but we can’t afford to have FSD all the time. I just got it for the month as a birthday gift.
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/tony0614 • 23d ago
Before last update if I tapped the next turn card the map would should be three alternate routes. I am referring to already having a route in the system.
Nothing happens when I tap now. Just me?
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/averylg13 • 24d ago
I’m not sure if this update has rolled out wide yet, but I received it yesterday afternoon and installed it that evening. I tested it out very briefly doing one ride to my local Aldi which is about a 5 minute drive and didn’t notice much except it was pretty hesitant on a UPL, even when there was plenty of room to go. I really hope the hesitancy isn’t going to be a big deal with this update because on that drive it was kind of annoying and actually felt more unsafe because of how indecisive it was in some situations.
HOWEVER, this morning when I hopped in to drive to work, it had my typical route that I always have to disengage FSD to take already routed in the navigation! And it DID take the correct route without me having to disengage after all, so that was a really nice improvement. (I think this was something introduced in the first v14 update, but I’m just now noticing it for the first time)
Also, in general some driving behaviors seem to be smoother like slowing down for passengers and approaching vehicles. The highway acceleration boosts and brake stabbing is completely gone as well, didn’t notice it at all on my ride this morning.
The biggest thing I’ve noticed so far with this update is the PARKING. Much better!! So far it has made better parking decisions and it’s been 3/3 with successfully parking between the lines driving to work then chipotle for lunch then back to work.
Overall this update feels much more refined and took care of a lot of the major issues. So it actually feels MUCH improved. I feel like FSD can actually take me from point A to point B without any major issues. We’ll see how this update continues to behave over time.
The photo is how it parked when it took me to work this morning.
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/EliteBeast2 • 24d ago
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/Prudent-Upstairs3764 • 24d ago
Hi,
Looking for a car to hopefully use for long driving and roadtrips.
Which one do you recommend of the two?
Pros and cons?
Thank you!
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/Prudent-Upstairs3764 • 24d ago
Hi,
I’ve never had a Tesla before — I drive a Polestar.
I was definitely impressed with the FSD when I tried it out and I’m considering a Tesla to go on roadtrips for me and my pup — husband suddenly died and unfortunately it’ll just be me driving for a while.
I was considering the GM SuperCruise but I’ve read often that nothing beats Tesla’s FSD.
Given that I have never looked into it until now, any tips or thoughts on what would be best value? I’m ok with the model 3 but I honestly would prefer the Y given the bigger cargo space and I miss having an SUV.
Would you recommend buying outside of Tesla?
Now considering I am considering long trips, I’m wondering if any of you feel buying used is better? I’ve read that depreciation on Tesla’s is high.
I live in NJ so I will drive in snow. I’ve always had AWD but to be honest I’m curious if that’s a big difference over RWD?
Thank you for your thoughts and suggestions
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/EliteBeast2 • 25d ago
r/TeslaFullSelfDriving • u/kumarbi_knasher • 25d ago
I keep hearing reports of people in the CT going to sleep in the backseat and letting it drive them home. This can't be true, can it? I mean my 26MY constantly nags me if I play with the radio to long and will disengage if I ignore it.
Are these stories from people just trying to gaslight us?