Poll: Will we see the FSD button in June?

[DanCar]

The purpose of this poll if for amusement purposes. I'm pretty sure the answer is "no", but perhaps we can hedge a little bit and say everywhere it is allowed. For example if California DMV doesn't allow it, then it isn't Tesla's fault.
Here is a similar poll: Poll: when will FSD Beta v9.x go fleet-wide?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1382460531550785541

... I would be surprised if wide beta (aka button) is later than June...

 

[S4WRXTTCS]

The maybe's just wimped out.

 

[run-the-joules]

The maybe's just wimped out.

It's like when congress critters abstain. Don't be a coward, do your job!

 

[powertoold]

my money’s on 6/9

 

[pitabun]

It sounds like he's trying to tie this V9.0 with the FSD subscription, but like the holiday update, I don't think it'll get released in the same window. (I'm pretty sure that enlarged window of what the car sees was suppose to be view-only FSD, but they decided to leave it out, which makes it look half-ass).

FSD subscription first with limited capability, they'll work on the 9's until late this year at the least.

BTW I see everything as glass half empty.

 

[dgatwood]

You forgot the most important poll option:

June of what year?

 

[ChimpledPot]

Elon said there’s a chance we’ll see the button in June. That guarantees we’re not seeing the button in June.

 

[LowlyOilBurner]

Within good reason, AT LEAST GIVE US SOME BETA FSD FEATURES?!?!!?? It’s not that much of an ask?? It’s been almost a year, since the “latest” functionality us non YouTube/instagram posters got, that being “traffic control” “function”. ($hitty “summon” doesn’t count).
I’ll die a somewhat happy man if you give me:
AutoSteer on unmarked roads with the ability to navigate around stationary objects like: cars/trucks/cyclists/pedestrians/debris. This is stuff I encounter daily and am like “wow, I BET FSD would be able to handle this”. Might be a pipe dream...

 

[dckiwi]

Within good reason, AT LEAST GIVE US SOME BETA FSD FEATURES?!?!!?? It’s not that much of an ask?? It’s been almost a year, since the “latest” functionality us non YouTube/instagram posters got, that being “traffic control” “function”. ($hitty “summon” doesn’t count).
I’ll die a somewhat happy man if you give me:
AutoSteer on unmarked roads with the ability to navigate around stationary objects like: cars/trucks/cyclists/pedestrians/debris. This is stuff I encounter daily and am like “wow, I BET FSD would be able to handle this”. Might be a pipe dream...

This x 10000.

If we’re still months away from the button, how hard would it be to release the FSD code base but with most feature flags disabled?

We’ve already seen (from GreenTheOnly) that there are feature flags for every FSD capability.

 

[BrianBigNFun]

The maybe's just wimped out.

It me

 

[Jedi2155]

Elon time....probably end of Q3 2021 or Q4 (Sept-Nov. time frame is my bet).

 

[Silicon Desert]

my money’s on 6/9

and in some other countries that means September 6th

 

[daniel]

I voted NO based on Elon's tweet.

Even with the button it will still be Level 2, right?

 

[shrineofchance]

My current gut feeling is July, August, or September (2021), but you might as well just throw darts at a calendar. Who the heck knows.

 

[AlanSubie4Life]

My current gut feeling is July, August, or September (2021), but you might as well just throw darts at a calendar. Who the heck knows.

Looks like you've slipped a bit from your prior June estimate (button vs. "FSD beta v9 fleet wide" I think are roughly equivalent). This is the way. This is the Tesla way.

Poll: when will FSD Beta v9.x go fleet-wide?

You have 7 days to vote. You can change your vote until then. Votes will be displayed publicly.

teslamotorsclub.com

 

[run-the-joules]

Looks like you've slipped a bit from your prior June estimate (button vs. "FSD beta v9 fleet wide" I think are roughly equivalent). This is the way. This is the Tesla way.

It's always a little sad to see optimistic people get Elon'd. I remember when I believed him and had hope, too.

 

[AlanSubie4Life]

It's always a little sad to see optimistic people get Elon'd. I remember when I believed him and had hope, too.

I'm still feeling good about my September estimate, lol. But we might get hosed by the CA DMV REGULATORS. Can always blame the regulators.

 

[daniel]

It's always a little sad to see optimistic people get Elon'd. I remember when I believed him and had hope, too.

It's always baffled me that some people continue to believe the prognostications of a man who has never in the past gotten a prognostication right. Musk has led both Tesla and SpaceX to do amazing things. Tesla made electric cars mainstream and makes the best cars you can buy. SpaceX is the first private company (and so far the only) to deliver astronauts to the ISS and return them to Earth, and it does it for a fraction of the cost that NASA did.

Truly remarkable achievements.

But when he prognosticates the future (as in X product will be available on Y date) he's never been even close. Why would anybody take such statements seriously?

 

[run-the-joules]

It's always baffled me that some people continue to believe the prognostications of a man who has never in the past gotten a prognostication right. Musk has led both Tesla and SpaceX to do amazing things. Tesla made electric cars mainstream and makes the best cars you can buy. SpaceX is the first private company (and so far the only) to deliver astronauts to the ISS and return them to Earth, and it does it for a fraction of the cost that NASA did.

Truly remarkable achievements.

But when he prognosticates the future (as in X product will be available on Y date) he's never been even close. Why would anybody take such statements seriously?

He's actually been not-terrible about Model 3 and Model Y timelines if we're being fair, but more importantly, we have the benefit of much more hindsight to look upon now. There wasn't really that much to go on a few years ago unless you really looked hard and did quite a lot of research.

 

[daniel]

He's actually been not-terrible about Model 3 and Model Y timelines if we're being fair, but more importantly, we have the benefit of much more hindsight to look upon now. There wasn't really that much to go on a few years ago unless you really looked hard and did quite a lot of research.

The original Roadster was way behind schedule. Once it was available, it was the best thing since sliced bread. That's Tesla in a nut shell.