kelvin 660
White SR+ with LFP battery
My old Toyota CHR did great auto parking without a dead man switch. You did have to change gear from FWD to REV when requested by the car though...
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[uk] UltraSonic Sensors removal/TV replacement performance
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Tesla Vision Park Assist finally being rolled out in the US as part of the wider deployment of FSD 11.3.2 this weekend
No information for what it means in Europe / RoW as FSD will not be here for a while.
And also what it means for people who didn't purchase FSD but would still like to park without USS....
No information for what it means in Europe / RoW as FSD will not be here for a while.
And also what it means for people who didn't purchase FSD but would still like to park without USS....
Have you seen it in any videos or (reputable) release notes other than the one Green posted which wasn't from the release note of a car, but found buried somewhere?
So far we've some guy mentioned above who claims its great and the best thing ever but can't show why he thinks that, and Green who typically finds things before they're actually released.
rowedav
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Yeah, very keen to see some actual screenshots or video of this in action. Can't say I've personally missed USS myself (and the Wife has never mentioned it either, thankfully! I know that's a whole other discussion we won't get into here - plenty of other threads for that! 
) but still would like to get my hands on this at some point in the (hopefully) near future!
) but still would like to get my hands on this at some point in the (hopefully) near future!
TeslaFi estimate that 3% of the fleet (or at least the cars they can track) are on 2022.45.11. That's 467 cars presently on this update that TeslaFi records.
Assuming 3% is representative of the entire fleet, then take away the amount with cars with USS e.g. those purchased prior to the past 2 quarters (roughly).
Then how many of those are youtubers, twitter posters, etc. It dwindles the numbers down somewhat.
We shall see.
Tesla News, Latest Software Updates, Tesla Rumors and Tips has it listed as a feature of 2022.45.11 and although they don't always get the model variants and countries of applicability correct initially, in general, they do tend to announce the right features of a release, prior to mainstream adoption.
Assuming 3% is representative of the entire fleet, then take away the amount with cars with USS e.g. those purchased prior to the past 2 quarters (roughly).
Then how many of those are youtubers, twitter posters, etc. It dwindles the numbers down somewhat.
We shall see.
Tesla News, Latest Software Updates, Tesla Rumors and Tips has it listed as a feature of 2022.45.11 and although they don't always get the model variants and countries of applicability correct initially, in general, they do tend to announce the right features of a release, prior to mainstream adoption.
I find Noteateslapp tend to like to be seen a "breaking news" site but often peak to soon. They're like electrek and the rest who take titbits of info from people like the Green and then position it as here (probably). I got frustrated over the blended braking thing where they said we'd get it, then we wouldn't etc, meantime they've made money out of the advertising revenue. Others like tesla-info report actually seen stuff, or at least now claim they do. The downside on that is there's presumably a lag, but as they're not reporting it, it presumably means they've not seen it in any of the cars they're tracking. I'm not sure where teslascope are, they just seem confused to me in terms of what they're trying to do, but they're not reporting it either when I looked.
But lets say 3% of cars have it, you'd have thought one of those would be a USSless car and if they had any idea how eager the world was to see it, and the parking thing was active then we'd know about it.
The second point of course is if it does exist its on a 2022.45.11 release and we're now all pushing forward with 2023 releases which don't have that stack, but it would be a glimmer of hope.
But lets say 3% of cars have it, you'd have thought one of those would be a USSless car and if they had any idea how eager the world was to see it, and the parking thing was active then we'd know about it.
The second point of course is if it does exist its on a 2022.45.11 release and we're now all pushing forward with 2023 releases which don't have that stack, but it would be a glimmer of hope.
I've found tesla-info to be way off the mark when it comes to release info. They listed last years Christmas update as 2022.48 which didn't exist, and provided a list of features that didn't make it to the actual update, nor have we heard of them since. Page has since been removed.
I get the point though, these sites need to make money through advertising and views, no one is interested in reading old news online, so there's often speculation.
On this point, I wonder how many buyers have in the last 6 months, bought the car with FSD and opted into the beta and received it given the latest wide "stable" release was often one version ahead of the FSBb version?
I guess they all make mistakes. I recall they did a "predicted release" which was more like an end of year assessment with the prediction score of certain features, some of which came true (like the cabin camera being remotely accessible) and stuff that hasn't yet (like twitter), I don't recall them being that bad otherwise. I like that you can group up a release block whereas other sites you wade through the same release note time and time again. But then I confess I'm a bit of a fan as their notifications helped me find a car I wouldn't otherwise be in.
You make a good point about later cars may not have been on the beta, especially if the previous software couldn't be offered to those without USS, even if the later release does support it. At some point it will arrive
You make a good point about later cars may not have been on the beta, especially if the previous software couldn't be offered to those without USS, even if the later release does support it. At some point it will arrive
He says he had to agree not to post pictures or videos, but that there's nothing to prevent him talking about it. Sounds entirely possible, but who knows. As to why engage? Many people (including I) are interested to hear reports as to how well it works, even if he's not allowed to show us pictures. I, at least, appreciate his posts.
yeah, right...
I had superb threesome with Mila Kunis and Margot Robbie. I have agreed no to take any pictures or videos and they said they would deny it if asked, however I was allowed to talk about it. so there...
MrBadger
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How long ago was that? It’s sounding like they have two timed me again
Yes I tested the full autopilot on the test drive and I would not trust it as far as I could throw the car (suspect that for non trunk roads that this is years away!). Might be OK on motorways however in UK the roads, with their worn or poor line markings and the number of potholes it would not avoid, makes removal of anything, or safety feature questionable the adaptive cruise control is also not great and the following vehicles must wonder 'what kind of driver are you?'. My VW and Audi cars all react in a smooth fashion seeing things and slowing the car gradually Tesla just don't seem to have this down yet. The sensors for low speed maneuvering and parking as very useful as you cannot see the trailing edges of the front sides of the car at all. I cannot see how this poses any advantage, other than costs as suggested and their removal from the cars features. When it rains, frosty, or is dark, the regular messages 'multiple cameras disabled' regularly appears on my screen.
Yes the other really annoying factor is that when in cruise mode you cannot turn the wipers off - Why? As there is no low fluid warning I was caught out and ran out of (Skoosher) windscreen fluid. (£60K and no low windscreen washer level warning!) anyway the wipers keep going, you may not want then to keep going, making your vision even worse on every sweep. Don't get me wrong I love the car however it was not considered for all driving conditions or environments. The only thing worse is the SAT NAV routing, next to useless in SW Scotland owing to inability to remove unpaved roads.
Chimpy McChimp
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I didn't read your user name but knew you were Scottish as soon as I read "skoosher"
Anyway. Is that right? No warning for low skoosher fluid?
There is definitely a low fluid warning. There must be something up with one of your sensors.
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