To answer the OP’s question: Nope, you
likely don’t have FSD.
First: the invoice is
probably stating that you have an FSD-capable car: the right computers, sensors, and what-all. But
probably not the software.
Second: what you’re seeing there is the bog-standard autopilot that comes with
every new Tesla. One punch down on the shift gives one traffic-aware cruise control; when that is active, there’s no particular change in the on-screen graphic. Two punches down and the lane keeping springs into action, vaguely takes over the steering wheel, and those two lines appear on the screen. How do I know this? My SO’s MY, which very definitely doesn’t have FSD, does that.
Third: If you actually
do have FSD,
and you’re on a limited access highway/interstate, instead of that double line, one gets a
single, thick, bright blue line right down the middle of the lane. Also, if you’ve got FSD:
- The car will change lanes for you on both the interstates with that big solid single line and on local, multiple lane roads with the double lines by pressing or lifting the turn signal once in the direction one wants to go. And there’s fun graphics when it does this. If you don’t have FSD, hitting the turn signal simply turns off lanekeeping while leaving the TACC active.
- The car will stop for red lights and stop signs.
- You’ll be able to summon the car out of/into your garage and from across parking lots. This will be on the app.
- The car will have the capability of auto parking, both parallel and lane in.
How do I know all this? Because the other car in the household is a 2018 M3 with FSD. Yup, the computer got swapped when the feature was bought. Yes, I’m in line for the Beta, but don’t have
that.
That double-line display appears on local, non-interstate highways on the M3 with FSD, too, which is why I kept on saying, “probably”. But our MY won’t change lanes on its own on, say, a four-lane major road with stoplights whereas the M3 with FSD will.
Finally: If you look in the app, scroll down to where it says, Upgrades, tap that, then tap on Software Upgrades, if it says FSD in there, then you don’t have it. If it says No Upgrades Available, then you likely do.
Oh, yeah: If you’ve got FSD, the app will have a whole Summon section in it. If you don’t, it won’t.
Good luck!
