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I think you need to turn it on in the car menu, try looking around the autopilot section.

Here's my 2018 model 3, crotch is covered and can't tell if the steering wheel is visible at all.

Looks like all are coming from 2024.14.x branches so seems irrelevant to those of us waiting for FSD 12.4. 14.11 looks like only for Cybertrucks and 14.9 all others, most likely a bugfix.

whoa, really going out on a limb there!

My wife's car, bought new in Dec 2022 and which had subscribed to FSD 2 separate times within 2023 and recently had the free trial which ended, is still on 2024.3.25. So it seems like some non-early access cars are also being held back for 12.4. edit: I thought about it some more, it could be...

Complete with curbed wheels. Interesting vehicle for a mobile tech.

Private party on Craigslist. He (2nd owner) had never even used FSD in the year he had the car.

This past weekend I was in San Francisco for the holiday weekend and found FSD to be quite useful. Knowing which lanes to be in for upcoming road splits and turns Generally having it navigate in an unfamiliar and busy area without me stressing out Most of the speed limits are 25, sometimes 30...

I know it's easy to play armchair quarterback and say there was plenty of time to take over but this one really does seem like there was plenty of time to react. The person on Twitter says they were starting to take over but too late, he does admit that it's all his fault but posting it to warn...

When I bought my car used in Aug 2023, (less than a year later it's almost half price) FSD was $15k new but I paid maybe $1k more for a car with FSD vs similar cars without FSD.

It seems like Tesla has been coming down hard on leaks and the employees are deathly scared of getting fired. There is not a peep about actual experiences with 12.4 anywhere. I remember some Teslabull guy who was posting videos on Youtube when V12 was employee only, then he stopped posting a...

Shills like Whole Mars have been releasing hands free no intervention drive videos for years now. Nothing new.

My favorite signoff to an email ever.

You'll be waiting forever

Asso on or off makes no difference for me, today was especially bad, the car kept harshly braking a few seconds after I would speed up the car to go under the limit over and over. At one point the car was going 39 in a 50mph expressway with traffic flow around 58. I speed up to 58, after a...

Goes too slow, usually under the speed limit.

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/tesla-advanced-driver-assistance-systems-litigation-u-s-district-court-northern-district-of-california-no-22-05240.327227/#post-8262720

At least my car is consistent, slow in both residential and everywhere else.

I am on the faster side, 75th percentile sounds about right but I keep pace with other cars so that I'm not the fastest. But the car is usually around the 25th percentile, it could be my particular roads/conditions that make it so slow but most of the time (at least half the time) it's under...

This seems like terrible news for me personally. I have to intervene with the accelerator every few seconds so for me, my MPI is around 0.1-0.2. While I would welcome a 5-10x improvement, something tells me 12.4 will not be keeping up with the flow of traffic either. But to lose v11 on the...

That has nothing to do with how early someone gets new releases.

It only took then 6 weeks but glad to see folks finally getting it. I wish I had v11 back though because v12 goes too slow almost all the time.

12.3.6

WTF does fixed even mean? The nags are back in 12.4? Or much reduced or gone in 12.4?

On my wife's newer 2023 Model 3 without USS, the autopark worked fine, actually usable. On my 2018 Model 3 with USS, the autopark has been absolutely terrible like you said. I'd set up the car perfectly so that all it has to do is back in at the angle I left it at, then the steering wheel...

I do NOT want to be going 10-15 below the speed limit on freeways. Somehow I doubt 12.4 even addresses the going too slow issue on city streets.

My 12.4 wishlist 1. go faster than the speed limit 2. go faster than the speed limit 3. go faster than the speed limit

My wife's car still had it active this morning also.

I got 12.3.5 yesterday by manually checking, today it was already downloading 12.3.6 when I checked after pulling into my garage. 2018 Intel USS model 3. Looking fwd to getting the new autopark.

I got 12.3.5 today, 2018 Intel USS car. Seems like no reason or rhyme as to who gets 12.3.5 vs 12.3.6. My wife's car 2023 AMD non-USS which got 12.3.5 a few days ago didn't get 12.3.6 by manually checking.

I can't see the initial estimate now but I don't think it (labor charge) was there either. I think my service request was something like "creaking, squeaking noise from the front when driving, it may be the front upper control arms". Good luck!

Another small drip (can't really call it a push) of about 200 on TeslaFi.

Small push of 12.3.5 on Teslafi, my wife's car got it while on the free month trial, my car not yet.

It's encouraging to see it go 36 in a 25, (2:30 mark) although a bit too fast even for me. Much better than my car which likes to go 20 in a 25.

FWIW, I read 1 comment on twitter (or somewhere else can't remember) that said it was even slower than before. [edit: here's the tweet]

My car's been recognizing and letting cars in for turn signals since v11. Yesterday, it also let a semi in, which got a very appreciative thanks from the driver.

Yes, there is a way to adjust the following distance, in the autopilot menu, chill gives the most follow distance, while assertive follows the closest.

Watching a video of it and experiencing it in the driver's seat are very different things. This ridiculous stopping behavior and the need for me to press the gas pedal several times a minute are the 2 biggest failings of FSD for me. I've had other cars try to pass and cut it front of me when...

Definition of an edge case but if a human driver would get spooked, you would expect v12 to also get spooked but humans should pick up the lack of movement and conclude it's not a threat, don't know how fast v12 NN can decide it's not a threat. In your case, does it only pick up speed once it's...

With news that Tesla laid off 10%+ of their global workforce and that some groups were hit close to 20%, I wonder what was the damage to the AP/FSD team and whether they're still planning on updates every 2 weeks. My guess would be it was less than 10% to the AP/FSD team as that is the current...

Some Tesla employees on blind (the app for tech employees to discuss work stuff) reporting they're locked out of their laptops and getting calls from their managers. They also confirm the email from Elon.

Isn't it possible that 2 subsequent versions, especially for a tiny minor update, could round to show the same size?

Had an interesting situation where my car (on 12.3.4 but this started with V12.3) stopped too early for a yellow light, braking pretty hard, causing the car behind me to also stop pretty hard, then the car creeped forward as the car got a little too close. 12.3.4 = no real noticable difference...

Forget $12k, Imagine what the people who paid $15K for it (not even that long ago) must feel like now.

I've noticed FSD tends to follow the lead car in some situations even going back to V11. It could have been coded in V11 but it's interesting that even in V12, it might emulate the lead car's behavior but humans do tend to follow what others do, so in a way that still seems plausible it'll...

It was just this morning that 12.3.4 was first reported to be going out to employees per the Tweet I posted today. Seems like a pretty minor update if it's going out to the public so soon.

I remember the following when the news first broke: 1) he was playing a game on his phone at the time of the crash (already stated above by others) 2) he had told his wife prior to the crash that the car kept wanting to go towards the divider "Huang had previously complained that the car had...

This place never fails to amuse me on what small, only vaguely tangential minutiae we will spend 15 pages debating. Today it's on the legality of speed limits in different states. ;)

2013? Is FSD even an option for that model year?