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As noted in the patch notes have you enabled that functionality?Hmmm I got 2020.8.1 on my M3P FSD last night (Sep 19 delivery). I’m not seeing any of the visualisation changes, it’s bin day here in darkest Essex, but no wheelie bins or traffic lights. I tried a manual reboot too.
As noted in the patch notes have you enabled that functionality?
tap Controls > Autopilot > Self Driving Visualization Preview.
Someone reporting on Reddit the new update contains major changes for autopilot in the EU...this is very exciting if true!
Firmware 2020.8.1 - No more autopilot lane change restrictions in EU! : teslamotors
Me too! Constantly waking up the car and hoping it picks up the update!That might explain why the rollout seems to have stopped/slowed significantly. I keep checking - First thing I plan on testing!
Patience, my young Padawan.Me too! Constantly waking up the car and hoping it picks up the update!
Patience, my young Padawan.
It will land when it lands
Someone reporting on Reddit the new update contains major changes for autopilot in the EU...this is very exciting if true!
Firmware 2020.8.1 - No more autopilot lane change restrictions in EU! : teslamotors
Not in U.K., only a select few mainland Europe countriesCan anyone confirm if non-tesla DC chargers are included in the charging menus and navigation planning ?
I’ll give it a go. Under auto steer (but not NOA) it certainly didn’t seem to begin a lane change any quicker, and I’ve never had it time out before on me anyway as I don’t indicate until it’s clearSomeone reporting on Reddit the new update contains major changes for autopilot in the EU...this is very exciting if true!
Firmware 2020.8.1 - No more autopilot lane change restrictions in EU! : teslamotors
Someone reporting on Reddit the new update contains major changes for autopilot in the EU...this is very exciting if true!
Firmware 2020.8.1 - No more autopilot lane change restrictions in EU! : teslamotors
Just a heads up, including the brake makes no difference according to our top service center rep. He is pretty active on our FB pages and quite informative and he said it's a myth. A two scroll reboot is no different than a two scroll reboot with brake.I’m fairly new to the Tesla camp at 4 months of ownership plus some prolonged window-shopping but it’s a pretty seamless ‘click and wait’ approach in general. Whilst a reboot (hold left and right steering wheel buttons with foot on the brake for a full restart) it’s only precautionary. I’ve done it without reboot with no issues.
[other more experienced owners can chip in ..... always feel a tad conscious that some folk have been doing this stuff for years not months!]
Just a heads up, including the brake makes no difference according to our top service center rep. He is pretty active on our FB pages and quite informative and he said it's a myth. A two scroll reboot is no different than a two scroll reboot with brake.
I've had the car behave very differently during a 'brake' reboot than a plain steering wheel reboot - when additionally using the brake, the car had made additional noises and lights than when no brake used. So fluke/myth or what?
Someone reporting on Reddit the new update contains major changes for autopilot in the EU...this is very exciting if true!
Firmware 2020.8.1 - No more autopilot lane change restrictions in EU! : teslamotors
I would be surprised at that as last time I looked at the problematic UN R79 regs, the changes had (literally just been) been published as proposals but as far as I could see, had not been approved. That was probably within last month ish.
I've never noticed a difference in our S or 3, not saying it didn't happen, I just didn't notice it. And honestly, he might be wrong, I'm just passing the word along.I've had the car behave very differently during a 'brake' reboot than a plain steering wheel reboot - when additionally using the brake, the car had made additional noises and lights than when no brake used. So fluke/myth or what?