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can autopark park just as good as my wife or better for model x?
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Tam
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In the past, it's sonar autopark and there were quite a few reports of collisions during the operation at a very slow speed.
It looks like Tesla is switching to vision autopark and I have not seen any collision report from this method so far.
However, initiating autopark is unpredictable. I just can't click my finger on the screen and tell it where the general target area is then the process should start. We are at its mercy to decide which parking will be autopark. That means I might have to manually park first and then if it wants to take over the rest of the process, it would signal its intention on the screen display.
If you have time and you don't mind people honking you then Tesla autopark is a good fit.
In general, manual park is still more practical than autopark.
Silicon Desert
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It depends on the situation. Can you give an example of where and how you expect it to autopark. In general, in my experience, it still has issues.
Are you talking about parking in your own garage or in public spaces, parallel or perpendicular? Tesla Vision allows perpendicular parking based upon the painted lines. The old version required vehicles present on both sides of an open space.
Actually both.
We have a one door garage so wondering if it can drive into garage and park by itself jsut as good as human
She does alot of parallel parking or parking into shopping mall plaza during weekend.
Parallel parking on street, parking into shopping mall plaza lot, parking into one door car garge at home.
What kind of issue r u having?
Your garage option could probably be handled by standard summon (not requiring FSD), I think. Perpendicular is just very slow. I have very limited experience using parallel park (very few opportunities near me). But the few times I've tried, it was quick enough.
Silicon Desert
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I haven't used it in about 6 months. At that time I would have to override it to prevent it from scraping the rims of the tire while parallel parking. And often it would not even recognize a legitimate parking spot, yet often it still thinks I can parallel park at a traffic light with cars next to me since I see the indicator light up on the screen
everyone get summon feature by default without pay? How come my model 3 did not have summon feature by default?
1speed
Member
I'm pretty sure you only get Summon and Smart Summon with FSD now. I believe in the past you might have Summon, but not Smart Summon, if you had Enhanced Autopilot which is not an option on new cars.
EVFamilyGrins
Member
Reports from YouTubers are that the vision based Autopark is much better than before, but it is still slow, does not always handle tight spaces and can be tricky to engage sometimes although it can now handle spaces without cars on either side.
The latest version of Autopark is only available to FSD Beta, So not only do you need to purchase FSD, but then you also have to go thru the qualification process keeping a 98+ Safety Score and wait to be enrolled in FSD Beta.
You might hold on FSD for now and see what your wife thinks of public Autopark. Wait until the current Beta version of Autopark gets released to FSD, then you can subscribe for a month and see if it is worth the cost to you.
The latest version of Autopark is only available to FSD Beta, So not only do you need to purchase FSD, but then you also have to go thru the qualification process keeping a 98+ Safety Score and wait to be enrolled in FSD Beta.
You might hold on FSD for now and see what your wife thinks of public Autopark. Wait until the current Beta version of Autopark gets released to FSD, then you can subscribe for a month and see if it is worth the cost to you.
