I have been trying to use the Stop Sign and Traffic Light recognition part of the FSD on my new (August 28) Model Y and it will not allow me to turn the switch to "On". I do what the say to do, but that switch is grayed out. Is this Beta function not available for Florida? If anyone is able to do this on their new MY, please tell me what you did to achieve this function, thanks.
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Model Y and using the Stop Sign and Traffic Light recognition
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The answer is on your last pic. Your MY needs a WiFi connection to download the...
lol. sometimes the answer really is sitting right in front of your face
Thanks, I thought that my car was updated, software-wise, but apparently it wasn't. So this morning it got updated, and the app is working as prescribed. I appreciate this blog and all of your experience and knowledge.
I took a guy who is interested in trading in his 911 for a Tesla Model Y this afternoon. We got out on the Interstate and I looked over at the speed indicator and we were up to 99 mph. It didn't feel like it. He said that he thought he was going to get the faster Model Y and being that he is an ER doc, he can afford it. However, if he doesn't look out, he might end up in the ER. He was impressed.
empiredown
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Tell your friend the first time he tries to take a corner in the Y like he does his 911, he will end up in the ER. Very different cars for very different purposes, and I can't see trading one for another (regardless of which way) working out very well. I love both, but there is really no comparison IMO.
SS
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Yep, I have both of them. Not sure I would want the 911 to be electric, would not be the same. Different beasts. Daily commute and dealing with traffic, the MY is the way to go. On the weekend, find some twisty canyon or country roads, and its the 911 with the top down all the way - just leave the PSM on otherwise the tail can get too happy and you end up in a ditch somewhere...
Nothing compares to sound of a flat six wailing at +7,000RPM. Sorry Tesla
Watts_Up
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Well, may be not for everyone....
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Thanks,
Bruce.
Thanks,
Bruce.
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