Looks like another push on Teslafi, but my car wasn't included in this one 
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10.9 FSD
- Thread starter Buckminster
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No such luck here eitherLooks like another push on Teslafi, but my car wasn't included in this one
Lowchrg
Beta Blue-balled
Software trackers all still showing every single 10.9 install came from a previous beta.
Silicon Desert
Well-Known Member
Yea, I don't doubt that. I occasionally see "estimated" times, shorter than 50 minutes, but usually it is 50, then only takes 25 or 30 minutes. I guess the bottom line is that the estimated number is typically conservative.
darknavi
Member
Still no 10.9 here, I'm on 10.8.1.
Also waiting anxiously for our new Model Y to get added to the FSD program It's kinda crazy how much I don't trust normal Autopilot when just driving in a straight line on surface streets. FSD Beta has a _much_ better understanding of the road way and lanes.
Also waiting anxiously for our new Model Y to get added to the FSD program
It's kinda crazy how much I don't trust normal Autopilot when just driving in a straight line on surface streets. FSD Beta has a _much_ better understanding of the road way and lanes.
Lowchrg
Beta Blue-balled
10.8 was the last major rollout to new testers.
The thought is also that Tesla will get through pushing 10.9 to all current beta testers before adding new ones.
mangrove79
Member
The fact that they are still doing the safety score and have the "sign up for Beta" button, I would hope they are taking more. More drivers helps their feedback.
Anyone notice any obvious improvements? I don’t like to watch stuff from FSD content creators because I feel as they’re just fluffers and aren’t speaking the cold hard factz.
mangrove79
Member
no near-death experience so far
EVNow
Well-Known Member
Went on my first 10.9 drive.
- Right turns from a stop look slightly faster. I'll have to check the exact numbers once the videos are imported.
- Roundabouts : The car didn't stop before the pedestrian crossing. Took less time to complete the roundabout. If repeats over the next could of days, would be a definite improvement.
- There is one right turn at a traffic light with a right turn fork that used to be ok before 10.7 (?) and has never been completed successfully since then. The car goes too fast and I disengage because the car wants to ignore the right turn fork and take the turn at the intersection, which also it can't do properly because of high speed. The navigation shows path through the right turn fork. Unfortunately, no improvement in this. I thought one of the release notes items (#7, Made launches from stop more calm when there is an imminent slowdown nearby) would have made this better.
Respected Automated Driving Expert Gives Tesla FSD Beta An "F"
An evaluation from someone with this level of expertise is worth listening to, and some interesting points are brought up
jalopnik.com
IMHO, I don’t think it’s an unfair review. I have 10.9, but I have not used FSD on city streets for the same reason he mentioned that it’s not a pleasant stress-free experience.
EVNow
Well-Known Member
But is it even "fair" to review early access beta software expecting it to be a "pleasant stress-free experience" ?Respected Automated Driving Expert Gives Tesla FSD Beta An "F"
An evaluation from someone with this level of expertise is worth listening to, and some interesting points are brought up
IMHO, I don’t think it’s an unfair review. I have 10.9, but I have not used FSD on city streets for the same reason he mentioned that it’s not a pleasant stress-free experience.
