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As your not on FSD Beta the car won’t turn at stop signs so not as confusing until you get it.I did the subscription on 6/1 with 2023.12.5.4 and had FSD enabled that evening. As of noon 6/3 I have not seen any sign of an update.
I took it out for a short ride yesterday to test the stop sign feature, which worked well. Trying to turn right at the stop sign was a bit confusing and it seemed I had to turn off FSD to do the turn or it turned itself off.
I have my car in chill mode. I guess I will have to put myself in chill mode as well and hope that I get an update and can use FSDb. At this point, I would not pay $200/month for normal FSD.
I have been very happy with basic autopilot and am now using it for 95% of my highway driving. I don't drive that much, but already have 1026 miles on the car.
The FSD product is just a fancy form of Traffic Aware Cruise Control, where it will stop for lights and signs as it cruises along the road. If you want to change roads by turning, you have to make the turn yourself. The act of turning the wheel disengages FSD. After you complete the turn, you can manually reengage FSD. FSDb works the same way when you don't give it a destination, and I've used it that way.I took it out for a short ride yesterday to test the stop sign feature, which worked well. Trying to turn right at the stop sign was a bit confusing and it seemed I had to turn off FSD to do the turn or it turned itself off.
You can tell if it's in FSD when the tiny steering wheel icon at the top of your display is blue. But I'm not sure what you mean that turning right at a stop sign was a bit confusing and by hope you get an update and can use FSDb, because you said you were using it.I took it out for a short ride yesterday to test the stop sign feature, which worked well. Trying to turn right at the stop sign was a bit confusing and it seemed I had to turn off FSD to do the turn or it turned itself off.
I have my car in chill mode. I guess I will have to put myself in chill mode as well and hope that I get an update and can use FSDb.
The FSD product is just a fancy form of Traffic Aware Cruise Control, where it will stop for lights and signs as it cruises along the road. If you want to change roads by turning, you have to make the turn yourself. The act of turning the wheel disengages FSD. After you complete the turn, you can manually reengage FSD. FSDb works the same way when you don't give it a destination, and I've used it that way.
So just as you enjoy basic autopilot, FSD can be handy for roads with lots of traffic lights and stop signs. However, I doubt that makes it worth $200/month for many people.
It sounds as if the car was not driving with a destination specified. In that case, since it doesn't know where it is going, it tends to go straight until it can't go further and then right.I did the subscription on 6/1 with 2023.12.5.4 and had FSD enabled that evening. As of noon 6/3 I have not seen any sign of an update.
I took it out for a short ride yesterday to test the stop sign feature, which worked well. Trying to turn right at the stop sign was a bit confusing and it seemed I had to turn off FSD to do the turn or it turned itself off.
I have my car in chill mode. I guess I will have to put myself in chill mode as well and hope that I get an update and can use FSDb. At this point, I would not pay $200/month for normal FSD.
I have been very happy with basic autopilot and am now using it for 95% of my highway driving. I don't drive that much, but already have 1026 miles on the car.
2023.12.5.4 isn't an FSDb release.It sounds as if the car was not driving with a destination specified. In that case, since it doesn't know where it is going, it tends to go straight until it can't go further and then right.
To use FSD, you need to specify a destination, after all, it doesn't know where you are going.
I have found FSD Beta 11.3.6 very much better than autopilot, and worth the subscription price (at least for long road trips). It really is quite capable now. I'll probably only subscribe for road trips.I did the subscription on 6/1 with 2023.12.5.4 and had FSD enabled that evening. As of noon 6/3 I have not seen any sign of an update.
I took it out for a short ride yesterday to test the stop sign feature, which worked well. Trying to turn right at the stop sign was a bit confusing and it seemed I had to turn off FSD to do the turn or it turned itself off.
I have my car in chill mode. I guess I will have to put myself in chill mode as well and hope that I get an update and can use FSDb. At this point, I would not pay $200/month for normal FSD.
I have been very happy with basic autopilot and am now using it for 95% of my highway driving. I don't drive that much, but already have 1026 miles on the car.
Well actually 12K but who's counting.I certainly wouldn't shell out $15K without being able to try the software.....
When did the price go down to $12K?Well actually 12K but who's counting.
Couple weeks ago, as I recall.When did the price go down to $12K?
Just wondering, I certainly wouldn't pay that much, either.
Hmpf. I missed that memo, I guess. Still and all, I would spend that money towards upgrading my new car. I wouldn't use it if I had it. Y'all have fun, but stay away from me.Couple weeks ago, as I recall.
Don't worry you're not paying $99 a month, it's $199 a month. But it really needs to be $99 a month to get more people using it.I won’t keep paying the $99 every month but can justify it when I’m traveling for business; the mileage reimbursement pays for it.
Probably bought EAP then FSD subscription is $99.Don't worry you're not paying $99 a month, it's $199 a month. But it really needs to be $99 a month to get more people using it.
Good to know, I didn't know that. But then that makes the FSD subscription and even better deal. That means you have your car on that for over 10 years before it reaches the current $12k cost of FSD. There really is no reason to pay to own FSD, especially since it doesn't increase the value by much when you sell/trade it.Probably bought EAP then FSD subscription is $99.
Actually the same deal as you have to buy EAP for 6k and FSD is reduced to 6k or 99$ per month. So still 5 years.Good to know, I didn't know that. But then that makes the FSD subscription and even better deal. That means you have your car on that for over 10 years before it reaches the current $12k cost of FSD. There really is no reason to pay to own FSD, especially since it doesn't increase the value by much when you sell/trade it.