When I got in my car this morning I saw another download in progress. I thought it would be 2024.20.1 (2024.14.9 installed last night).
It turned out it was map NA-2024.8-WHATEVER.
It turned out it was map NA-2024.8-WHATEVER.
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FSD v12.x (end to end AI)
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- #fixphantombraking autopilot chill is not chill elon is an ass fix fsd extreme late deceleration fsd does not commit to go fsd does not maintain proper speed fsd doesn't read signs properly fsd hard and late braking fsd has decision wobble fsd jerky driving fsd late deceleration fsd sometimes may not detect train crossings fsd stops too early too quickly fsd stops too far behind line fsd tailgating in city streets
gottagofast
2022 Model 3 Performance
Everyone is getting auto shift?I've had 2024.14.9 on my 2022 MSLR since June 6. It has autoshift. I don't subscribe to FSDS.
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Hmm and ha . I just noticed the car has a setting for a cheat device: steering weight.
Just completed my FSD trial, liked it, but want to wait until the next couple of updates are widely distributed.
Is there any way to know before I pay a monthly sub , exactly what "version" of FSD will be available for the money I spend?
I understand that sites like TeslaFi track updates, but on my question is specific to my 2022 M3.
Thank you in advance for educating me on this issue.
Is there any way to know before I pay a monthly sub , exactly what "version" of FSD will be available for the money I spend?
I understand that sites like TeslaFi track updates, but on my question is specific to my 2022 M3.
Thank you in advance for educating me on this issue.
mine does that to. It starts across the line, hesitates and goes back, and then it changes lanes. I think it's mostly on right lane changes and right turn lanes.Your car evidently is special
It needs to go to special school
zoomer0056
Active Member
For gottstagofast, it will be by the weekend, Monday for sure.
Just kidding.
I don't know anything except what's on my car.
fasteddie7
Active Member
Interesting times for software updates these days. Same software versions on similar cars with everyone getting different available features and no FSD updates so we’ve got nothing but time to discuss it lol.
I keep pushing the right wheel when selecting a parking space instead of left, which turns FSD on and I end up driving off!
fasteddie7
Active Member
I 100% have done this.
dhanson865
Well-Known Member
Sorry, you’re wrong.
Thankfully we have AI Overview now and cannot have any argument about this anymore.
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Sorry to argue with the AI, while June, July, August might = Meteorological summer it's know as "blueberry picking season" to those in my house.
zoomer0056
Active Member
My 2022 USS nonFSDS MSLR cars seems to match the description on screen only partially. It does autoshift reliably and correctly out of park. This works in the garage and in a parking lot. Drive shifts automatically into forward or reverse after hitting the brake peddle. However, it offers no such assistance with three point turns.
gottagofast
2022 Model 3 Performance
They only had P->D and P->R. Now they can do D->R and R->D, too.
Really? I have drives everyday without any interventions or disengagements. Nice and smooth with far more capability than Tesla's video. And yes some drives I do have a disengagement or two but they are the exception. Next time I see a junk free video I'll post the link for you since they are available.
As far as I'm concerned your "junk" reference is dead and buried. You'll just have to move to somewhere where FSD is darn good
I don’t know if you’re reading what I’m saying and purposely ignoring parts or what, but your video does not meet the criteria. See the bold italicized text.
Then you obviously didn't hear his comments at the end of the drive. Your junk campaign is over. Comparing Tesla's 5 year old drive to today's FSD has no validity. Hanging your hat now on the nag question is far removed from all your previous posts over the last couple of years of how uncomfortable FSD was. At the time you were absolutely correct and I was with you 100%. But v12 changed that so I had to change my opinion.
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I've tried everything and am giving up for now. I have a 2024 MSLR. Disabled FSD under autopilot settings, no change. Rebooted twice, no change. Turned auto shift off and then back on, no change.
Looks like they recently updated the online manual. Here's the disclaimer:
Depending on market region, vehicle configuration, options purchased, and software version, your vehicle may not be equipped with Auto Shift (Beta) or the features may not operate exactly as described.
So basically the answer is wait for a future software update for this to be fixed. It is labeled as a beta feature so I guess we can cut Tesla a little slack, but still would be nice if they were more specific with which vehicles and configurations are currently supported.
Are you seriously going to sit here and tell me that YOU can drive your car on the current version of junk with your hands on your lap for as long as Tesla’s 5 year old video portrayed?
Come on man just take the L and let it go, because you know that unless you’re Omar with his trickster devices, you’re not having any hands-free, nag-free drives.
LSDTester#1
In large quantities Member
Does this for me as well but I notice it on left lane changes and left turn lanes as much or more.
That is scary. I would turn it off. I hit the brakes many times while reversing. Can you imagine me going forward after I hit the brakes while I am reversing and then crashing into someone/something in the front as the car moves forward?
