I would be deathly afraid of large white objects too if my previous versions died in head on collisions... LOL
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Discussion: Tesla Vision system for Model 3/Y
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Jeremy3292
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According to a lot of people trying the new new software versions, their vehicles often want to steer right into concrete columns, closed roads, and oncoming traffic in a "buttery smooth" manner. LOL
stopcrazypp
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No. There is no reason for them to offer you a beta button if you don't have FSD, and recent posts in that thread from people without FSD say they don't see the button even with the new update. Now if instead the question is if the button is available for FSD subscription, that's a different matter.
Lephturn
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THat goes up or down 1km or 5km with a flick. What I am asking for is for the vision system to read the change in speed limit and automatically adjust. When I am on a road with an 80km speed limit and enter a 50km zone I want it to automatically drop from 88 to 58 without me having to do anything. Then when (after passing through a town for example) the speed limit goes back to 80 kph I want it to read that and automatically and smoothly go back to 88 kph. It reads the speed signs and I set it for 8 kph over the speed limit I want it to see when the speed limit changes and smoothly and automatically adjust to my set point relative to the current speed limit.
Jeremy3292
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It does that for me already on non-highway roads where autopilot is limited to 5 mph above the speed limit. For example, autopilot set to 60mph on 55 mph speed limit, autopilot reads 45 mph speed limit sign, auto adjusts my speed down to 50 mph. It does not change your speed for you on a highway automatically as there is no "only 5mph over" limit. You just flick the right button up or down when on the highway, very simple. It should auto do it for you on a non-highway road like I said though.
Lephturn
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Maybe I need FSD to get that option on non-highways? I just have a model 3 SR+ with no FSD at this point. I'll try setting the auto pilot to only 5 kph over the speed limit in case my adjustment above is considered too high.
This is a Sept. 2021 M3 SR+ that still has version 2021.11.103 on it. It's only a little over 2 weeks I've had it and my wifi coverage really shaky in the driveway - I'm off to get a mesh network setup this week.
Jeremy3292
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In case anyone is wondering, you get the button if you have an active FSD subscription.
ord3r
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My 2018 Model 3 got rear ended last weekend at ~75mph, likely a total loss, and the least fun roller coaster ride I've ever been on. Had FSD + lifetime premium connectivity 
Really sad to hear about radar removal. Having to leave auto high beams on at night alone is a total dealbreaker. Probably will look elsewhere for now, and jump back in when the next revision of autopilot hardware comes out, sounds like cybertruck will be getting a new camera system? May have better night performance with better cameras.
Really sad to hear about radar removal. Having to leave auto high beams on at night alone is a total dealbreaker. Probably will look elsewhere for now, and jump back in when the next revision of autopilot hardware comes out, sounds like cybertruck will be getting a new camera system? May have better night performance with better cameras.
For Tesla Vision cars auto high beams, really auto-dip beams, turns on automatically when you enable AP. (But you can turn them off while in AP.)
I picked up my car yesterday, assembly date of 9/21 and my Model 3 still has proximity sensors but acts as a vision only car. Separate but similar note, my car has door cubby lighting which I was told was completely removed on newe
i didnt see those sensors on the cars near me at all. The bumpers sensors correct??
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