Ok. Executive care called. They are highly interested in collecting more data on this issue and are encouraging customers who have experienced this issue to report it (with exact time and circumstances) so they can pull the logs. I obviously could not help since it has been a while since I have used autopilot.Just heard back via email (see below). hopefully speak to them today. I haven’t use autopilot in a while so I will not be helpful in diagnosing the problem since it won’t show in the logs. Anybody that has had it happen recently should write Tesla via your account so they can see the logs
Thank you for writing in! I have not heard about this issue occurring particularly after this firmware update. Sometimes, the vehicle decelerates when it detects an overpass. I am not sure if that is the case but I reached out to our Vehicle Support team and they will call you to investigate further. They have expertise and better tools when it comes to troubleshooting. Please feel free to reach out to me if you do not receive any call from them today. Have a great day!
Best Regards,
Executive Care
Another way they suggested that we report it is to use the voice control and say “bug report” and identify “autopilot”. That apparently time stamps it so they can pull the logs. But it would be good to call it in as well as since they would like context as well of what was going on when it happened.
So again, please contribute to solving this issue by noting when it happened and reporting it via the voice control or filing it via the report to management.