I like FSD when driving on the highway or the street I have never been on before. So I can concentrate on the phone with my customers. I don’t like when it misses an exit and stops so quickly and frequently while in traffic on highways, which makes you uncomfortable. Overall, I love FSD.
I’ve been following your channel for a while and it’s one that inspired me to start my own channel with my Cybertruck. I made a CT FSD video a couple days ago, but man you hit all the points better than I did! Thanks again!
I just got a M3 long-range with FSD 12.5.4, and experienced very similar idiosyncrasies, including, missed exits, odd sharp corrections in lane-keeping, scary merges onto highways and poor adaptive speed tracking...but that was pretty minimal compared to the positive driving experience.
If they fix the quick acceleration from stop light, last minute lane changes, implement zipper merging and enable users to customize and save their own navigation routes will be a big improvement
FSD 12.5.5 on the CT is still a bit rough. For a first release it is cool. Also cool Tesla got this out. But... It is not as smart as 12.5.4 on the Y for sure. It will get smarter and better - like the Y has. Will take some time.
I really like it for freeway driving but where there is a lot traffic i take over. But im glad i have it. It will make long freeway road trips safer and more relaxing.
At that point though, what’s the point of FSD if we already have basic autopilot? I have a model y and occasionally get free trials of FSD and it really isn’t reliable in my experience.
When it is good, it is really good but when it is bad it is REALLY bad. I would give it a grade of 75 out of 100. The phantom braking is common and I've blasted through stop signs. It also continually changes lanes on the highway. It should be FREE on all cars until it is perfected. That way, Tesla can continue getting more and more data.
@@giomusah2155 in case you keep the car for 10 years, i haven't done the math, but that should be cheaper, i guess?, oh and sometime you can transfer your fsd to a new car, but it's not always an available option
@@LetsDrive-bt3bc actually it t can get distracted by an insect or piece of trash blocking a camera or sensor bad software bugs and glitches etc bad code like in the video above. Best policy is human back up.or machine backup meaning both because one can be wrong and often is. Even satellite glitch firmware update that makes it worse. And of course hacking as anyone with no how can wirelessly take over your car and kill you. .the sumo s feature can already harm others.
@@LetsDrive-bt3bc the automatic braking would come on stopping you in the new railroad track as a train approaches to loud for voice commands and to nervous for finicky touch screen Say your prayers.
This is why my family didn't pay for FSD on our Tesla Model Y that we got last September. I used the free 6 month trial extensively and had similar experiences to this video. It also scared my mom even more than Jan lol. We did get the Enhanced Autopilot package though and don't regret it, too bad it's discontinued.
Not sure if you are aware that you can use your signals to encourage FSD to make lane changes sooner. I use directionals to reflect my preferences. I’m not sure if this type of intervention is transmitted back to Tesla. This is also true for the accelerator to increase speed. I wish the scroll wheel could be used to reduce speed. I think the selection of auto speed is a bit flaky.
absolutly very interesting to watch the full video, as there a lot of things happening in a very hig traffic. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I could sy the most intersting FSD video i watch so far.
You'd be bamboozled if I told you that cars with full self driving specifically the Teslas have a much much lower crash rate over traditional cars statistically so much so there's companies that are selling quote on quote 'Tesla' insurance which is much lower
@@sapien6230 he is using and pushing the technologies available to make a better product. Sounds like Apple or any other market leader, now do that in 4 different industries (xAi, Space X, Tesla, NeuroLink), and you find yourself a genius. He is not the second coming of Einstein but more like Henry Ford or Edison, an engineer mind with genius business acumen. That doesn't make him perfect in everything, like Ford, Disney, Gandhi, or any other person, but makes him an incredibly respectable person in his areas of expertise
@@drat717 One really helpful thing is that he's surrounded himself with many other geniuses early on in his ventures as well. That type of mind-meld has made a big difference in the trajectory of his successes.
Felt like I was watching a Survivor series episode. The intensity and rush of how much CT FSD can be using at this time. Whew imagine arriving to work sweating profusely. “ oh that’s cause I have FSD on my CT” 😅
When we are young, we move from place to place quickly. "There's so much to see and do!" As we get older, we learn to appreciate a more relaxed and slower pace. We value safely arriving at our destination more than saving a few minutes in our commute. Thank you for doing this video! Obviously there are more software updates to come. FSD doesn't seem to fit your style of driving, and it's good that you acknowledge that. The algorithm suggested this video to me, and it's the first one ever that I've watched from you. I can't wait to try Waymo one of these days, just to see how much I can trust myself to be in a driver-less vehicle, since I don't own a Tesla. Be well and be safe out there!
I enjoyed the video so much! I love it! So much fun! It’s just the early version of FSD that released just a few days ago. It will definitely get better with software updates. By the way I thought Jen was your daughter for a second in the beginning of the video 😆
Hi Chris✋. I so love your input on all the update on Tesla truck👍👍. I got my Tesla foundation back in June, and even though many imperfection with the truck on the pick up day, I still love it. I watched your FSD, your reactions just like how reacted😂😂
From my experience with my highland m3p- FSD worked amazing as long as the roads were marked really well. Faded lines especially yellow caused some issues for sure. It struggled with any kind of bridge entrance though and I always end up taking over in those situations
I've been using 12.5.5 since the morning of October 1. I haven't had any issues like this. I've used it for over 100 miles now and there were only a couple of minor issues the first morning I had it. Other than that it has been Flawless through complicated intersections and heavy traffic including a construction area with workers in the street.
Great video!! Clear to see the Tesla fsd is not quite there yet, unfortunately. I am not sure we're they get their miles to disengagement statistics. Also, i think a study should be made on how much fsd increases driver anxiety, frustration, anger/road rage. Should be a good indicator on how good an fsd system is and acceptance of fsd over time.
I have FSD 12.5.4 on my model Y and in one trip I had to stop it from hitting a street island, driving on the wrong side of the road after a left turn and running a red light. No way in hell this thing is ready for unsupervised driving much less anything close to a Robotaxi. People keep saying how great FSD is but I don't see it. If you have to watch something this closely to keep it from an accident thats more stressful than just driving yourself.
Great video guys, I haven’t got any updates on my CT, I’m in NJ and I got delivery a week ago just wondering when will I get FSD or at least auto parking 😅
@@EverydayChris Thanks for the prompt reply Chris! Yeah I saw those! Very cool setup indeed. Though the one I was more curious about is one that is on the ceiling and front facing, next to the rear view mirror, one that looks like a telescope and has some orange digits on it?
Hey Chris. Great and valuable videos. Since you own both the X and the CT, which of these two do you LOVE driving more? Which do you feel has the more comfortable/quieter ride? I currently own a 2024 MX LR and have a CB on order (waiting to be matched to a vin). I am debating if I want to stick with my X and not take delivery of the CB, or trade in my X and get the CB. What are your thoughts? Thank you!!! P.S. I don't have any kids or dogs.
Entertaining video. :) First version of FSD on Cybertruck is kinda rushed due to the deadline set by the Tesla_AI team. Needs more polish. Thanks for posting.
My Y always changed lanes like 1+ miles away from the exit. Sometimes I even think it changed too early lol. Would love to see you do the same with your Y!!!
I felt like FSD has improved quite a lot for driving on local roads, but it has gotten a lot worse on the highway, specifically with ramps. It either ran down the exit at extremely high speed or missed it completely.
Very entertaining to watch! I checked out the trial a few days ago on my Model 3. I set it to Chill Mode and I think adjusted the follow distance to the furthest, and I didn't experience any harsh stops when the car in front of me stopped. It seemed to be okay there. There were a couple of instances where it almost fully braked at a green light thinking it was red and I had to step on the pedal. Another quirk was when the speed dropped by 20 km (I'm in Canada), it braked pretty hard. I think I need to play around with the natural speed setting, maybe. Otherwise it was fun to play around with, and I'll try it a few more times before the trial ends.
Same route, same problem when I use FSD on my M.Y few days ago. FSD still need a lot more work ( i got another free 1 month try out FSD. Still don't think it's worth to pay as it's stil far from perfection....I want < 1% error when I use FSD )
oh man chris, this is $100 of man's toy, stressful but fun like we drive the RC car in real life! we will remember this day 5 years from now that the car will drive us every where without human! fun times!
You two are hilarious! A great FSD video that is both entertaining and informative. Looking forward to the Model Y video as I feel my M3 does way better than this video shows.
So serious question: If he was working with the car, as in using his human intuition of when to change lanes, accelerate, brake and just completely take over (which yes means consistently activating and deactivating the system), how "worth it" is it? I know its not fsd like it claims, but as a driver assist tool, it would seem to me that working in cohesion with the fsd system as an active and capable driver would make for an awesome and easy daily commute. It would almost be like sharing a steering wheel with another driver, swapping control back and forth as desired. Is this correct? Is it worth it? Or are there to many mistakes or sketchy instances to risk it?
I had fun trying out FSD on my 2020 Model 3 but, even watching this video is bringing me back terrible memories and I am also stressing out like if I was the one inside the car with you. Tesla has come far but, still not worth the money even if I can get it for $2,000 since I have Enhanced AP.
If in assertive drive mode the vehicle adds complications to the end to end AI calculation to try and deliver balance. The example of being in a middle lane, during traffic hours, and not merging far right in time for exit is a problem that can usually, atleast at this time, be solved by switching to the “chill” profile. The path taken will focus more on staying to the right rather than keeping up with the middle traffic flows. This will result in easier exits due to not having several lanes to cross.
Amazing, thanks for sharing! Where I live in São Paulo, Brazil, we have infrastructure for these types of vehicles, but our streets often have speed bumps that force drivers to slow down. I haven’t seen Tesla vehicles handling this specific challenge, though-perhaps certain areas could have technology to help detect and slow down for these obstacles.
There’s always trade offs to everything, but the upside of the FSD on the cybertruck is you don’t even need to constantly nanny for road imperfections and potholes. CT will just cruise right over them without worry
Crossing a double yellow line is not illegal at any point as long as there are no cars coming and the double lines only mean that you have to take extra caution, only crossing solid whitelines is illegal
VC 21460 does provide certain exceptions, allowing drivers to cross double yellow lines in California when: Turning left at an intersection or into a private driveway;
I have the M3 long Range and I used to have some of these issues but the last few updates have pretty much fixed them I wonder if the cyber truck has an older version of FSD.
Wahahaha I laughed constantly bro!!! I love FSD on my MYLR based on where I am at(lot less busier city). I would not trust FSD there in California, definitely a lot of butt clenching situations!!!lol Thanks for the vids! -superfan in Calgary Alberta 🇨🇦
I Turo’d a M3 with 12.5.3 a couple of months ago in SoCal and had all kinds of bad experiences, similar to what you shared. In comparison at home in Montana I have a M3P with 12.5.4 and a Cybertruck now with 12.5.5. Both work really well, the M3P is more polished. Because we have so much less traffic, the late lane changes are much less consequential, in general. And I heard your wife say ¡DALE! (Go!) like an Argentina. Did she live there before?
Every time it didn’t anticipate cars slowing down and it comes in and slams on the brake the last second should be considered a mistake as well. It needs to be able to anticipate all of this and smooth it out
I wonder when it missed the transition to the 22 FWY was bc it sensed heavy traffic. Decided to exit and re-entered. When I first tried out FSD, I thought it malfunctioned when it chose a route I wasn’t familiar with. But it turned out it took a shortcut and saved me 5 min.
I definitely noticed similar things in my 2021 SR+ M3, the biggest consistent issues I see in select spots is FSD waiting way too long to get over for an exit, and cutting people off, but it usually does it when trying to get out of the rightmost lane. I know where I live, no one usually stops fully at stop signs, so I notice more impatient and enraged drivers when I or FSD stops fully at stop signs and waits the legally appropriate time. There is one scenario when I get close to home, that FSD struggles, there is a protected left that it doesn't want to take even when the light is green, the light is slightly obscured but the visualization recognizes it. Immediately after this turn you have to take a right turn and it won't get into the turn lane unless there are other cars in the turn lane and in the straight lane. To clarify this is really only small moments or parts of the drive, it handles many other weird scenarios flawlessly. My commute is 35 miles and goes through the city, heavy construction and tight two lane interstate travel, several ramps and mergers on winding roads and bridges that give human drivers a hard time, and people always do something that FSD has to defend against. I am in St. Louis MO and drive across the river to Edwardsville IL. It does all this amazingly but there are two turns on the interstate. It does weird things with its turn signals but drives great other than in high traffic not getting over soon enough. The issue with passing someone and then wanting to get over immediately and cutting them off is a wild card that I have to watch out for. Still this makes my drive great and less taxing than actually driving the whole time. Also A.S.S. has been really good for me so far, and my friends, family, and co-workers find it intriguing and they are usually stunned.
I think it's kinda funny saying Tesla is 10 years ahead or that you never have a problem on freeways, and then it hugs the left side, misses your exit, and runs a red light. I've seen some FSD videos with Model S and 3 that look really good, so is this just an issue with the Cybertruck or FSD in general?
New things take time to get better. You can’t compare a Y to a CT as of now. The Y of course should drive better cause it’s been out longer and has collected more data and info from Tesla drivers. In due time once the CT has been out longer and more people start getting them…enough data (good and the bad) will be there to better the system specifically for the CT.
Test drove a Tesla Model X sometime last year and I didn't have the guts to put it in self-driving mode simply because it wasn't my car, but overall it was a fun experience. I love the acceleration and handling.
kind of hard to explain but my only issue is when i am turning left on a 4 way intersection, and a car is turning right onto my way, because both cars are turning, usually we dont have problems but my tesla also hit the other car. and i have to manually steer it away.
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Comment down below if you use FSD! What do you like and not like about it?!
Ive only used the trial when it was given to us earlier this year. I don’t think 100$ a month is worth spending 😏
Maybe FSD knows you are asian....HA!
@@mountainmantesla4395you’re just an a-hole.
Do this again on the Y please
I like FSD when driving on the highway or the street I have never been on before. So I can concentrate on the phone with my customers. I don’t like when it misses an exit and stops so quickly and frequently while in traffic on highways, which makes you uncomfortable. Overall, I love FSD.
“Go Faster! Slow Down! Stop, stop, stop! Heart rate check. This is Boring…” 😂
CT: “make up your mind…”
Your wonderful wife deserves a great prize for her patience and courage. Well done!!!
I'm just watching and my heart's racing... Good work Chris!
Haha ty
Thanks CT & Chris for taking me work! That was.... exciting yet stressful!
Any time! DO it on the Y says everyone
I’ve been following your channel for a while and it’s one that inspired me to start my own channel with my Cybertruck. I made a CT FSD video a couple days ago, but man you hit all the points better than I did! Thanks again!
haha thanks man! I'll check out your channel! Keep it up! Do what you love!
I just got a M3 long-range with FSD 12.5.4, and experienced very similar idiosyncrasies, including, missed exits, odd sharp corrections in lane-keeping, scary merges onto highways and poor adaptive speed tracking...but that was pretty minimal compared to the positive driving experience.
What year is your M3 please, I have ADHD and I would love to know if the 2024 model is more reliable in the highways with FSD
Yes, try it and compare it with the Y.
If they fix the quick acceleration from stop light, last minute lane changes, implement zipper merging and enable users to customize and save their own navigation routes will be a big improvement
HUGE
I wonder whether 12.5.6 would have it already.
FSD 12.5.5 on the CT is still a bit rough. For a first release it is cool. Also cool Tesla got this out. But... It is not as smart as 12.5.4 on the Y for sure. It will get smarter and better - like the Y has. Will take some time.
I really like it for freeway driving but where there is a lot traffic i take over. But im glad i have it. It will make long freeway road trips safer and more relaxing.
Yeah good for most parts but not the SOLE use for driving
At that point though, what’s the point of FSD if we already have basic autopilot? I have a model y and occasionally get free trials of FSD and it really isn’t reliable in my experience.
When it is good, it is really good but when it is bad it is REALLY bad. I would give it a grade of 75 out of 100. The phantom braking is common and I've blasted through stop signs. It also continually changes lanes on the highway. It should be FREE on all cars until it is perfected. That way, Tesla can continue getting more and more data.
Yeah that makes sense. The more data the smarter it becomes
@@EverydayChris For FSD,do I need to pay 8k for the package? I bought 2022 model y, preferably I pay 100 dollar a month only
@giomusah2155 nah you can subscribe!
@@EverydayChris if so what was the point of paying 8k FSD supervised then, if I can pay 100 bucks a month?
@@giomusah2155 in case you keep the car for 10 years, i haven't done the math, but that should be cheaper, i guess?, oh and sometime you can transfer your fsd to a new car, but it's not always an available option
It definitely seems different than my model y. I use FSD everyday and I love it. Good job man.
Let's stay out of your area
@@Tigerex966 lot of people say that but the way I've seen most people drive, i would trust fsd because it can't get distracted, or irritated or tired.
@@LetsDrive-bt3bc actually it t can get distracted by an insect or piece of trash blocking a camera or sensor bad software bugs and glitches etc bad code like in the video above.
Best policy is human back up.or machine backup meaning both because one can be wrong and often is.
Even satellite glitch firmware update that makes it worse.
And of course hacking as anyone with no how can wirelessly take over your car and kill you.
.the sumo s feature can already harm others.
@@Tigerex966 if it sensed a bug or a peice of trash it would shut off. Anything could be hacked.
@@LetsDrive-bt3bc the automatic braking would come on stopping you in the new railroad track as a train approaches to loud for voice commands and to nervous for finicky touch screen
Say your prayers.
This is why my family didn't pay for FSD on our Tesla Model Y that we got last September. I used the free 6 month trial extensively and had similar experiences to this video. It also scared my mom even more than Jan lol. We did get the Enhanced Autopilot package though and don't regret it, too bad it's discontinued.
Not sure if you are aware that you can use your signals to encourage FSD to make lane changes sooner. I use directionals to reflect my preferences. I’m not sure if this type of intervention is transmitted back to Tesla. This is also true for the accelerator to increase speed. I wish the scroll wheel could be used to reduce speed. I think the selection of auto speed is a bit flaky.
I REALLY enjoyed this video! Seriously.. do more of them!! The inside of that vehicle looks massive!
Chris, you and your wife are courageous. Great video!
absolutly very interesting to watch the full video, as there a lot of things happening in a very hig traffic. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I could sy the most intersting FSD video i watch so far.
Iv recently found all of these brave souls being crash test dummies for this tech, my hats off to you folks for forwarding humanity.
they're in full control of the vehicle (can immediately take over whenever). you wouldnt call cruise control crash test dummies.
You'd be bamboozled if I told you that cars with full self driving specifically the Teslas have a much much lower crash rate over traditional cars statistically so much so there's companies that are selling quote on quote 'Tesla' insurance which is much lower
imagine starting from NOTHING and making vehicles drive themselves, Tesla team is amazing !!!!!
@@sapien6230 he is using and pushing the technologies available to make a better product. Sounds like Apple or any other market leader, now do that in 4 different industries (xAi, Space X, Tesla, NeuroLink), and you find yourself a genius. He is not the second coming of Einstein but more like Henry Ford or Edison, an engineer mind with genius business acumen. That doesn't make him perfect in everything, like Ford, Disney, Gandhi, or any other person, but makes him an incredibly respectable person in his areas of expertise
@@drat717 One really helpful thing is that he's surrounded himself with many other geniuses early on in his ventures as well. That type of mind-meld has made a big difference in the trajectory of his successes.
Felt like I was watching a Survivor series episode. The intensity and rush of how much CT FSD can be using at this time. Whew imagine arriving to work sweating profusely. “ oh that’s cause I have FSD on my CT” 😅
hahaha. that's why I wear the deodorant.
When we are young, we move from place to place quickly. "There's so much to see and do!" As we get older, we learn to appreciate a more relaxed and slower pace. We value safely arriving at our destination more than saving a few minutes in our commute.
Thank you for doing this video! Obviously there are more software updates to come. FSD doesn't seem to fit your style of driving, and it's good that you acknowledge that. The algorithm suggested this video to me, and it's the first one ever that I've watched from you. I can't wait to try Waymo one of these days, just to see how much I can trust myself to be in a driver-less vehicle, since I don't own a Tesla.
Be well and be safe out there!
It seems to have issues with yellow lines
facts
Thanks for the vidio Chris! I'm on the Cybertruck waiting list, probably a few years out. Hopefully the FSD quirks will be worked out by then.
My only issues with FSD is how late it gets to the correct lane for exits and constantly going 2-3 MPH below speed limit. Otherwise, I love it.
What's wrong with going below the speed limit?
@@cyclopsvision637070% of traffic does 5 over the limit while Tesla does 3-5 under is very upsetting
I was worried for you guys. My nerves were on edge. Oh boy oh boy, that was intense and fun.
I enjoyed the video so much! I love it! So much fun! It’s just the early version of FSD that released just a few days ago. It will definitely get better with software updates. By the way I thought Jen was your daughter for a second in the beginning of the video 😆
hahaha. Someone said that at the gym too. Wat the
Hi Chris✋. I so love your input on all the update on Tesla truck👍👍. I got my Tesla foundation back in June, and even though many imperfection with the truck on the pick up day, I still love it. I watched your FSD, your reactions just like how reacted😂😂
Haha thank you!!!! Congrats!
From my experience with my highland m3p- FSD worked amazing as long as the roads were marked really well. Faded lines especially yellow caused some issues for sure. It struggled with any kind of bridge entrance though and I always end up taking over in those situations
I've been using 12.5.5 since the morning of October 1. I haven't had any issues like this. I've used it for over 100 miles now and there were only a couple of minor issues the first morning I had it. Other than that it has been Flawless through complicated intersections and heavy traffic including a construction area with workers in the street.
Cyber truck makes my heart rate go up and down by watching this
Great video!! Clear to see the Tesla fsd is not quite there yet, unfortunately. I am not sure we're they get their miles to disengagement statistics. Also, i think a study should be made on how much fsd increases driver anxiety, frustration, anger/road rage. Should be a good indicator on how good an fsd system is and acceptance of fsd over time.
This was fun. My palms were sweating watching this video. Very stressful to judge the front of the truck from the car in front.
Haha yeah intense
I have FSD 12.5.4 on my model Y and in one trip I had to stop it from hitting a street island, driving on the wrong side of the road after a left turn and running a red light. No way in hell this thing is ready for unsupervised driving much less anything close to a Robotaxi. People keep saying how great FSD is but I don't see it. If you have to watch something this closely to keep it from an accident thats more stressful than just driving yourself.
we are the realists. This is real life real world driving here
Model 3 version is surprisingly better
love your idea about getting a bumper sticker, "I'm not driving, Elon is". lol
Super entertaining! Cant wait to see where fsd goes
Great video guys, I haven’t got any updates on my CT, I’m in NJ and I got delivery a week ago just wondering when will I get FSD or at least auto parking 😅
Haha should be soon! Usually new teslas stay on factory firmware for a few months
You are a trooper!! So brave to try this! Hope Tesla is watching!!!
Hi Chris, could you share which dash cam(s) you are using? The one in the front looks very cool.
hmmmm. Insta 360! DJI osmo action 5!
@@EverydayChris Thanks for the prompt reply Chris! Yeah I saw those! Very cool setup indeed. Though the one I was more curious about is one that is on the ceiling and front facing, next to the rear view mirror, one that looks like a telescope and has some orange digits on it?
You guys are so funny. I do the same thing, talking to the car in MYP.
Need footage of the 10x push-ups per FSD mistake
hahah. Watch SUNDAYS video coming up!! You'll see
I love these videos!
are those mistakes only on the CT or does it happen on other models as well?
Subscribe for a model y edition
Hey Chris. Great and valuable videos. Since you own both the X and the CT, which of these two do you LOVE driving more? Which do you feel has the more comfortable/quieter ride? I currently own a 2024 MX LR and have a CB on order (waiting to be matched to a vin). I am debating if I want to stick with my X and not take delivery of the CB, or trade in my X and get the CB. What are your thoughts? Thank you!!!
P.S.
I don't have any kids or dogs.
haha I did a video!! Check it out!
Entertaining video. :) First version of FSD on Cybertruck is kinda rushed due to the deadline set by the Tesla_AI team. Needs more polish. Thanks for posting.
What makes me nervous is when someone tailgates me and it drives into stops I feel I am going to be rear ended
Same. That's what I'm afraid of. I've had alot of people brake hard behind me to the point of tire screeching when on FSD
My Y always changed lanes like 1+ miles away from the exit. Sometimes I even think it changed too early lol. Would love to see you do the same with your Y!!!
WILL DO!
I felt like FSD has improved quite a lot for driving on local roads, but it has gotten a lot worse on the highway, specifically with ramps. It either ran down the exit at extremely high speed or missed it completely.
I miss the old FSD on highways where it changed lanes way earlier and asked you to confirm it as well
Very entertaining to watch! I checked out the trial a few days ago on my Model 3. I set it to Chill Mode and I think adjusted the follow distance to the furthest, and I didn't experience any harsh stops when the car in front of me stopped. It seemed to be okay there. There were a couple of instances where it almost fully braked at a green light thinking it was red and I had to step on the pedal. Another quirk was when the speed dropped by 20 km (I'm in Canada), it braked pretty hard. I think I need to play around with the natural speed setting, maybe. Otherwise it was fun to play around with, and I'll try it a few more times before the trial ends.
Was that the outer traffic circle in Long Beach? I might have actually seen you if you were in the area recently! 😆
haha yes!!!!
What if one or more of they cameras goes out/doesn't work anymore? No FSD? I've always wondered about that.
Haha my wife say NO to FSD lol, Great video
Using the current version I’m like this😬🙀😖
Same route, same problem when I use FSD on my M.Y few days ago. FSD still need a lot more work ( i got another free 1 month try out FSD. Still don't think it's worth to pay as it's stil far from perfection....I want < 1% error when I use FSD )
oh man chris, this is $100 of man's toy, stressful but fun like we drive the RC car in real life! we will remember this day 5 years from now that the car will drive us every where without human! fun times!
the future
Except you don't have the possibility of killing someone and/or causing thousands of dollars in damage with a RC car.
You two are hilarious! A great FSD video that is both entertaining and informative. Looking forward to the Model Y video as I feel my M3 does way better than this video shows.
Haha ty!
If you adjusted the "following" distance further out, it wouldn't adjust the "full stop" distance from vehicles as well?
So serious question: If he was working with the car, as in using his human intuition of when to change lanes, accelerate, brake and just completely take over (which yes means consistently activating and deactivating the system), how "worth it" is it? I know its not fsd like it claims, but as a driver assist tool, it would seem to me that working in cohesion with the fsd system as an active and capable driver would make for an awesome and easy daily commute. It would almost be like sharing a steering wheel with another driver, swapping control back and forth as desired. Is this correct? Is it worth it? Or are there to many mistakes or sketchy instances to risk it?
I say FSD city streets not worth it. FSD highway worth it. So good for road trips not daily commuting
Did she say “!Dale!” Love it!
I had fun trying out FSD on my 2020 Model 3 but, even watching this video is bringing me back terrible memories and I am also stressing out like if I was the one inside the car with you. Tesla has come far but, still not worth the money even if I can get it for $2,000 since I have Enhanced AP.
If in assertive drive mode the vehicle adds complications to the end to end AI calculation to try and deliver balance. The example of being in a middle lane, during traffic hours, and not merging far right in time for exit is a problem that can usually, atleast at this time, be solved by switching to the “chill” profile.
The path taken will focus more on staying to the right rather than keeping up with the middle traffic flows. This will result in easier exits due to not having several lanes to cross.
That was very entertaining! You guys had ME stressed! LOL!
I haven't used FSD on my cybertruck but maybe a handful of times but I haven't had any interventions here in the Shitcago land area so far
haha
Amazing, thanks for sharing! Where I live in São Paulo, Brazil, we have infrastructure for these types of vehicles, but our streets often have speed bumps that force drivers to slow down. I haven’t seen Tesla vehicles handling this specific challenge, though-perhaps certain areas could have technology to help detect and slow down for these obstacles.
There’s always trade offs to everything, but the upside of the FSD on the cybertruck is you don’t even need to constantly nanny for road imperfections and potholes. CT will just cruise right over them without worry
Bro, even with a Model Y LR I still miss exits. FSD 12.5.4 not sure if it’s the traffic or the weather affecting it
dang... I gotta test it again
Crossing a double yellow line is not illegal at any point as long as there are no cars coming and the double lines only mean that you have to take extra caution, only crossing solid whitelines is illegal
Wrong. Solid white is a recommendation, do not violate the double yellows.
no way. I thought double yellow is always illegal. Unless its a solid yellow and dotted yellow in CA
VC 21460 does provide certain exceptions, allowing drivers to cross double yellow lines in California when:
Turning left at an intersection or into a private driveway;
@@stanleyypoon interesting!
I was so glad once you guys parked, had my cheeks clenched too @_@
I have the M3 long Range and I used to have some of these issues but the last few updates have pretty much fixed them I wonder if the cyber truck has an older version of FSD.
Are you not supposed to put your hand lightly on the steering wheel ?
not anymore! All vision based
Can’t wait to try this in same place!
haha DO IT LIVE BABY!
Wahahaha
I laughed constantly bro!!!
I love FSD on my MYLR based on where I am at(lot less busier city). I would not trust FSD there in California, definitely a lot of butt clenching situations!!!lol
Thanks for the vids!
-superfan in Calgary Alberta 🇨🇦
Haha thank you!
I Turo’d a M3 with 12.5.3 a couple of months ago in SoCal and had all kinds of bad experiences, similar to what you shared. In comparison at home in Montana I have a M3P with 12.5.4 and a Cybertruck now with 12.5.5. Both work really well, the M3P is more polished. Because we have so much less traffic, the late lane changes are much less consequential, in general.
And I heard your wife say ¡DALE! (Go!) like an Argentina. Did she live there before?
coming soon: "earlier and more natural lane changes"
This is certainly much different perspective than Whole Mar's videos.
Every time it didn’t anticipate cars slowing down and it comes in and slams on the brake the last second should be considered a mistake as well. It needs to be able to anticipate all of this and smooth it out
True
use speed offeset. Even though it may still be slower than the setting it usually isn't as bad as auto offset
Wait there are IR leds on each side of the interior camera?
I wonder when it missed the transition to the 22 FWY was bc it sensed heavy traffic. Decided to exit and re-entered. When I first tried out FSD, I thought it malfunctioned when it chose a route I wasn’t familiar with. But it turned out it took a shortcut and saved me 5 min.
Nah the Navi was showing to exit still. It just didn’t think in time. If you rewatch you can see where a human would merge
It's so annoying when FSD misses the exit!
wifey asking to park away from work to save face in the cybertruck. perfect.
Hahaha
That's why I only use fsd on the freeway. It makes too many mistakes in city streets.
DId you poop your pants with FSD 🤣🤣🤣
a little haha
I definitely noticed similar things in my 2021 SR+ M3, the biggest consistent issues I see in select spots is FSD waiting way too long to get over for an exit, and cutting people off, but it usually does it when trying to get out of the rightmost lane. I know where I live, no one usually stops fully at stop signs, so I notice more impatient and enraged drivers when I or FSD stops fully at stop signs and waits the legally appropriate time. There is one scenario when I get close to home, that FSD struggles, there is a protected left that it doesn't want to take even when the light is green, the light is slightly obscured but the visualization recognizes it. Immediately after this turn you have to take a right turn and it won't get into the turn lane unless there are other cars in the turn lane and in the straight lane. To clarify this is really only small moments or parts of the drive, it handles many other weird scenarios flawlessly. My commute is 35 miles and goes through the city, heavy construction and tight two lane interstate travel, several ramps and mergers on winding roads and bridges that give human drivers a hard time, and people always do something that FSD has to defend against. I am in St. Louis MO and drive across the river to Edwardsville IL. It does all this amazingly but there are two turns on the interstate. It does weird things with its turn signals but drives great other than in high traffic not getting over soon enough. The issue with passing someone and then wanting to get over immediately and cutting them off is a wild card that I have to watch out for. Still this makes my drive great and less taxing than actually driving the whole time. Also A.S.S. has been really good for me so far, and my friends, family, and co-workers find it intriguing and they are usually stunned.
Yeah do it again in the Y
Finally I was waiting for your video!! 😊
haha thank you!!! Let me know how you like it!
the hard braking makes FSD so unusable for me
End to end highway is new only on the CT. That’s why the other model FSD is better and more refined on the old stack.
Your wife is hilarious too😅
lol ty!
I think it's kinda funny saying Tesla is 10 years ahead or that you never have a problem on freeways, and then it hugs the left side, misses your exit, and runs a red light. I've seen some FSD videos with Model S and 3 that look really good, so is this just an issue with the Cybertruck or FSD in general?
I’m thinking cyber truck
New things take time to get better. You can’t compare a Y to a CT as of now. The Y of course should drive better cause it’s been out longer and has collected more data and info from Tesla drivers.
In due time once the CT has been out longer and more people start getting them…enough data (good and the bad) will be there to better the system specifically for the CT.
Agree. It will improve as it always does
tesla fans always acting like fsd is ready for primetime but also not ready at the same time e
YES DO IT IN THE MODEL Y.
I OWN A TESLA MODEL Y AND I LOVE FSD IN IT.
Test drove a Tesla Model X sometime last year and I didn't have the guts to put it in self-driving mode simply because it wasn't my car, but overall it was a fun experience. I love the acceleration and handling.
Bumper stickers are must at times with FSD lol - For me it's in the residential areas at stop signs.
DO IT AGAIN IN THE Y!!!!!!!! I gotta see that video! this was teenage driving 100%. Can't believe it took SO long to move over for that exit omg lol
haha will do!
kind of hard to explain but my only issue is when i am turning left on a 4 way intersection, and a car is turning right onto my way, because both cars are turning, usually we dont have problems but my tesla also hit the other car. and i have to manually steer it away.
What does FSD stand for?
The late merge is annoying on turns, offramp, and onramp
He needs to push the signal button to instruct the car to move over sooner. It will eventually get to the fleet and train better.
i feel like FSD is designed for model 3/y size. maybe thats why it keeps driving over yellow lines?
Yes please do that route in the Y!