And this is nitpicky but V12 stops way too far behind the line a stop lights which risks not trigger the weight sensor at some intersections.
Not nitpicky.
This is a problem that some here claim to not notice in their use case, which makes me very worried!
Could explain why this, below, somehow keeps happening! Always be disengaging, the moment it does something even slightly wrong (especially the wrong line)!!! Got very lucky on my first trip to work with FSD with no disengagements (traffic conditions were perfect, meaning minimal). Since then I have 3-5 disengagements per trip. Nothing has changed. Just got lucky. Still better than v11.
But to be clear, not better at avoiding curbing. It is way way worse at that; likes to cut corners dangerously close. (Seems to have little to do with whether it is SEXY). Follow the link to see the exact corner shape.
I’ve noticed a very annoying tendency for FSD to seemingly follow what the person in front is doing when they slow down! Should just look at the big picture. But it doesn’t. Slow down for the person in front, but slow down for the big picture as well. Many people are very bad at driving so it is best not to copy them or train the model on their behavior.
I think it is most likely that they take you for a spin in an on-hand demo/loaner that has FSDb V12.x installed and active.
What an awful idea. People just want to get out of there, not experience horrible buggy software that they aren’t going to buy. Not having to spend time at Tesla is one of their key advantages/innovations, if you use all the options to avoid that. I assume this is something that will be just optional and easily refused.
With a free trial (moderator edit), Elon is really pushing things for EOQ. With that, this strategy of forcing a test drive makes even less sense. I guess maybe he saw reason and changed his tune. Why on earth would they spend valuable employee time showing people v12?
The guy is high on his own supply.