I have a 2020 Tesla Model X with about 17K miles. I’m experiencing a few issues and looking to see if its just me or others have experienced:
* When using Navigate on Autopilot, if I move to the left most lane (because the other lanes have slow moving traffic- like going under 60mph on a 60mph interstate), autopilot keeps beeping to change lanes. This is on a trip where the exit is 270 miles away and there are no lane changes required to stay on the interstate. Exit from passing lane is turned off and auto lane change is also turned off. It doesn’t even take into account that there are cars in right lane (blind spot, right next to the car etc. That would prevent a lane change)
* Phantom braking - From what I’ve read on forums, this seems to be a common issue (or at least was in the past). Happens a few times a month where the car brakes for no known reason (nothing in front of the car)
* I got two alerts: One was about the rear right seat safety belt - the message said the safety system has failed and service is neede. Another said autopilot cannot function because the ultrasonic sensors aren‘t communicating. I requested service as indicated but Tesla claims everything is fine and they dont see any issues. Sadly, software updates seem to reset all alerts so I no longer have proof but its scary to drive someone in the backseat in case the restraint has truly failed and wont protect the occupan in the event of an incident.
Looking for some guidance on how to deal with this.
* When using Navigate on Autopilot, if I move to the left most lane (because the other lanes have slow moving traffic- like going under 60mph on a 60mph interstate), autopilot keeps beeping to change lanes. This is on a trip where the exit is 270 miles away and there are no lane changes required to stay on the interstate. Exit from passing lane is turned off and auto lane change is also turned off. It doesn’t even take into account that there are cars in right lane (blind spot, right next to the car etc. That would prevent a lane change)
* Phantom braking - From what I’ve read on forums, this seems to be a common issue (or at least was in the past). Happens a few times a month where the car brakes for no known reason (nothing in front of the car)
* I got two alerts: One was about the rear right seat safety belt - the message said the safety system has failed and service is neede. Another said autopilot cannot function because the ultrasonic sensors aren‘t communicating. I requested service as indicated but Tesla claims everything is fine and they dont see any issues. Sadly, software updates seem to reset all alerts so I no longer have proof but its scary to drive someone in the backseat in case the restraint has truly failed and wont protect the occupan in the event of an incident.
Looking for some guidance on how to deal with this.