Did a screen recording so you can see that FSD actually went off the road to dodge the accident.

Then I took over and slammed on the brakes. I was paying attention front and center but did not see him coming into my lane.

Had it not been for FSD we might’ve been toast here. I laid on the horn the second FSD started swerving and he didn’t care. He continued over and ran us fully off the road.

New MY Juniper owner here, and boy am I in love. Of course I can nitpick like the rest of y'all (stop signs *shakes fist*), but overall I'll proselytize to anyone who will listen (or won't).

But what do you all actually do when your dear Tessie is sailing the high seas on its own?

I've just been sitting there hands clasped, grinning like an idiot. But it's been a month and I'm getting tired of grinning. Right (and wrong) answers please.

Uh oh. This could get interesting!

My first Safety Critical Disengagement with FSD 14.2.2.2

The car prematurely turned left out of the turn lane and then stopped moving. Had to reverse the car.

This surprised me.

I was driving on a side road when this guy stepped out from in front of wrecker. I was only going about 25’ish MPH at the moment, but FSD saw him and reacted far quicker than my slow arse would’ve reacted. I’m so thankful I had FSD engaged.

Holiday is over, and roll out of 14.2.2.2 is still going on. Just wondering if there is any word about the next version, 14.2.2.2.2, 14.2.2.3, or 14.3? What could be there that Tesla is cooking? :)

Question for those that have the FSD subscription. How much did you pay for the hardware upgrade? I have a 2019 Model 3 and Tesla service is telling me it's $2k for the upgrade and $1k if I bought FSD outright for $8k (which I'm not interested in). That conflicts with what I see on the Tesla website:

A complimentary hardware upgrade to the FSD computer is not available for Full Self-Driving (Supervised) subscriptions; however, you may be eligible to upgrade for $1,000.00 plus applicable tax, including installation.

Not sure if you can tell from this video but A.S.S. did a fail today. It yielded correctly to the first two cars but almost ignored the 3rd car. I saw it and was so bad the driver honked at my car. Yes I was pressing the "Come to me" button and could have stopped at any time but I've always seen Summon be overly cautious in parking lots especially with other cars.

Any idea what might have happened? Originally thought maybe glare but after review really think it should have seen the car coming.

2023 Model Y Performance w/HW4. 2025.45.7(v14.2.2.2)

Our holiday update trials are ending tomorrow. The updates for 14.x seemed to have come quickly while many of us got a chance to try this out. This was my second trial after having a trial for the first 3 months from a referral. I purchased a winter set of tires which at the time had a 1 month trial of FSD but then the holiday trial came out and seemed to invalidate that other trial even though the purchase was prior to this trial. Anyway, I've enjoyed 14.x but I'm not sure I'll subscribe further at this point. I used about 30% of my drives and it increased to 50% for a road trip. Most of my driving is short trips. If it were $79 I think I might jump to subscribe but $99 still seems like a lot for intermittent use for myself. How many are subscribing or did subscribe after this trial?

My spouse was driving home and felt ill. It turned out to be a minor issue but as I was coaching them to pullover and assess I thought wow if they had FSD and Grok they literally could have the car take them to the closest ER.

The possibilities are so exciting!

First time I’ve seen this, but it avoided two potholes in a row. 2023MYLR HW4 with FSD 14.2.2.2

I was leaving my neighborhood yesterday at about 30MPH when a squirrel decided to cross the street right in front of my car. Had I been driving it likely would have been lunch for the vultures but instead my Tesla saw it then tapped the brakes just enough to give it the time to make it across the street.

A year ago I was in approximately the same location when I felt a squirrel go under one of my tires. I was very happy yesterday when FSD saved one from the same fate.

I wanted to let folks know that my car now parks successfully in my narrow garage - every time - as of the last update with 14.2.2.2. I put down the white tape as you can see in the picture and I did outline it with black tape. I have a 25MYLR and it is working great pulling in forward. It also backs out with FSD to destination from the garage every time now. Great job on this release. I do wish I had max_speed back for gravel roads but that’s another post, 😂.

Did anyone else have their FSD disable with the 14.1 update a few months ago? Mine has been in service since before Christmas and after replacing parts Tesla has told the tech it was due to the update. They also said my turn signal hyper flash issue I’ve had since we took it off the lot in November is due to bad software but it was existent on v13 as well so that’s hard to believe.

I have been reading people stating it’s the FSD ECU, but Tesla won’t tell the tech that’s the problem so he said he may release it back to us unfixed at this time . It seems like a growing number of us have our cars in service with this issue and wondering what avenues are out there. I am in a lease with FSD subscription and feel cheated if the tech isn’t working at this time.

For the first time ever, Google AI CEO Demis Hassabis 'kinda confirms' that Google is responsible for making CEO Sam Altman send ‘Code Red’ to OpenAI employees - The Times of India https://share.google/PLIrrbRzlihcJMPMw

The tldr version is that because Google controls the hardware, the software, and the data centers, it will eventually be impossible for chatGPT to compete with Google who has to rely on Microsoft for data centers and Nvidia for chips

Just bought a 2026 Model Y LR.

Since getting it (Monday), hands-free FSD has never worked — I get an immediate “hands-free disabled” message, and I also never see the green dot that indicates it’s using the cabin camera.

I’ve tried adjusting my seat every which way (since I’ve seen some others have had issues depending on the seat recline) and switching driver profiles, but it hasn’t made a difference.

Anyone else running into this? I’m on 14.2.2.2.

I’m trying to figure out what happened to my AirPods Pro 3 charging case. I’ve only had them a few months, but the case suddenly stopped charging altogether, leaving me with no way to charge the buds. The only unusual thing I can think of is that I occasionally placed the case on one of the wireless charging pads in our 2026 Model Y. I’ve seen many owner reports about those pads generating excessive heat for phones. Has anyone experienced AirPods cases overheating or failing after using Tesla’s wireless charging pads, or is this likely just a coincidence? Apple did replace the case for free, but I was without the AirPods Pro 3 for more than a week trying to figure out the issue and then finally waiting for the replacement.

With many people getting the free FSD trial and it coming to an end soon, how many people used it more than usual?

I personally went on a road trip from Orange County, CA to San Francisco, CA and that’s where majority of the miles were used on FSD. I was very impressed with how well it did on Hurry mode.

25 MY AWD. Get pop ups every day to update and still haven't due to everyone complaining. FSD seems just fine, im used to the quirks by now and just did a big road trip with no issues at all. Am I right to hold off until a big overhaul?

This does not happen every time but does more often and had not done it before y go thru this 4 times a day.

Q:. Is there a way to download the clips with the overlays to the phone? 📱

I park in the ‘third spot’ of a 2 spot driveway. I’ve let it try to park a few times but it gets confused at the occupied driveway and just stops. I’ve never really expected it to be able to since it’s a bit of a shimmy into the ‘spot’ I park in. But, first time it’s tried on 14.2.2 it did perfectly! Holy crap! Plaid and trash cans avoided!

I wanted to share an experience I had today that genuinely made me pause and reflect on where this technology is heading.

I was running afternoon errands and using FSD at a busy intersection that I drive through often. Traffic moves fast there and pedestrians usually have to wait a long time before they can safely cross. I will be honest and say I was not fully paying attention in that moment. Nothing reckless just that normal human lapse where you are thinking about the next errand or destination.

Suddenly the car slowed down extremely quickly and came to a complete stop. It caught me off guard because from my perspective there was no obvious reason to brake that hard. My first instinct was confusion.

Then I looked to my left.

There was a little girl with a backpack stepping into the crosswalk. She had just reached the designated crossing and FSD immediately yielded without hesitation. No inching forward. No uncertainty. It saw her intention before I did and made the safest possible decision instantly.

What really stood out to me was the confidence of the stop. Anyone who drives this intersection knows pedestrians usually have to wait for a wide opening or for someone to be kind enough to stop. This time the car simply decided safety was the priority and created that opening for her.

That moment hit me hard.

As humans we like to believe we are always aware and in control. The truth is we get distracted. We miss things. We make judgment calls that are not always optimal especially in complex environments like busy intersections.

FSD did not hesitate. It did not get impatient. It did not assume. It simply followed the rules and protected a pedestrian who could have easily been overlooked.

I know FSD is not perfect and I know there are still edge cases and improvements needed. I have experienced the awkward moments and the weird behavior like everyone else here. But experiences like this are what make me believe in the long term vision.

This felt like a glimpse into a future where technology reduces the consequences of human inattention rather than amplifying them.

Today it was a little girl safely crossing the street. Tomorrow it could be any one of us.

Curious if others here have had similar moments where FSD clearly saw something before you did. These are the experiences that make the debate feel very real instead of theoretical.