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Does Autosteer include lane change
- Thread starter classiccarsw
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Because you dont have FSD.
Autopilot and Full Self-Driving Capability | Tesla Support
Autopilot is an advanced driver assistance system that enhances safety and convenience behind the wheel. When used properly, Autopilot reduces your overall workload as a driver. Learn more about Autopilot.
Text from link above that is on teslas website, explaining the differences. You have "autopilot" as that comes with the car.
Tha_Ape
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my 2010 Prius did the same... and it was one of the first L2 systems out at the time.
They surely could make it better at Tesla, but they need those incentives to justify FSD. Green light chime is another, that one has literally nothing to do with FSD, it's a driver alert, but it's only in the FSD package. shame, because so many cars now have similar features
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TomServo
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I wish Tesla would offer some of the FSD features like “AUTO LANE CHANGE” as a stand alone OPTION like Performance Boost. Not sure what a FAIR PRICE would be, but if reasonable I’d buy it, ($199/mo is not the price point I’m comfortable with) but I’m not going to buy FSD but I would buy that.
C’mom Elon, take my money, this could be a CASH COW for Tesla.
C’mom Elon, take my money, this could be a CASH COW for Tesla.
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Stuart Watson
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It’s interesting isn’t it !
It makes it more tempting!
I Love autopilot and use it on every suitable road. However the lane change procedure , (mirror, shoulder check, indicate, then reconnect autopilot in the new lane) is a bit of a faff.
Still, €3800 is a chunk of money,
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No, you get the 'Navigate on Autopilot' highway feature without having to be in the beta. The beta is really the 'Autosteer on City Streets' feature. When you sign up for FSD, you get Summon, Traffic Light and Stop Sign Control, Navigate on AP, Autopark and Auto Lane Changes. Then you have to sign up for the beta and get a Safety Score and..... wait and wait....
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No need to pay $12K. Pay $199/month, and you can cancel and restart as often as you like (no proration - you pay for a full month at a time).
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VeekayMybalckY
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Yes. It is supposed to get on ramp to the freeway, make lane changes, and get off ramp from the freeway. Please check your settings under Autopilot>Navigate on Autopilot (Beta)>Customize Navigate on Autopilot and make sure 'Enable At Start of Every Trip' is checked. When Autosteer is engaged by double tapping drive stalk, you would normally see two blue lanes on the display for your vehicle on local roads. While entering the ramp for freeway, it will change to "Navigate on Autopilot" showing a single blue line on the display.
When this option is not checked, it can be manually enabled during the drive by tapping the ramp icon next to the navigate button, it will then turn blue indicating it is on 'Navigate on Autopilot' mode.
And of course, we have to be using navigation for both options to work. Hope it helps.
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Thanks for the correction. So it is just the City Street stuff that the Beta program gets you right now over and above the non-beta FSD?
Maybe I will add FSD...I would like the feature to stop at stop signs/lights on its own and change lanes/exit on its own. I believe I can still get the $10,600CAD option for FSD...that is a good price compared to the USD price. They have raised the CAD price but older orders seem to be able to option at the older price.
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Paying the full FSD price makes no sense to me unless you are driving like 100 miles a day for a commute. The subscription services seems so much better from a value perspective.
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