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A shame the author doesn't mention what FSD release the car he used was on? There is significant differences in performance now, especially the cars on the 12.3
by giobox 3y ago
A shame the author doesn't mention what FSD release the car he used was on? There is significant differences in performance now, especially the cars on the 12.3.x branches that have the new end-to-end route planner etc. It would be my first question to anyone reporting on an FSD experience.
Someone trying an 11.x version and someone on 12.x will have significantly different experiences at the moment, with 12.x having some of the biggest advancements we've seen since Tesla began doing this. 12.x is still rolling out to fleet now, with only ~40% of cars on it if the online Tesla fleet version trackers can be believed.
I'm not suggesting it might change the author's feelings completely if he was on a 12.x branch of FSD, but the jump from 11 to 12 has been siginificant.
EDIT: not sure why the downvotes - its a legitimate question the original article doesn't answer...
- ParacelsusOfEgg 3y agoI'd guess the author of the post is on v12.3.3. Their experience with the automatic update and auto engaged FSD demo appears identical to my experience the past two weeks on v12.3.3.
- giobox 3y agoWhile I think there is far to go in development terms, and I wouldn't recommend buying it either, my experiences on 12.3.3 are not identical to this at all. Looks like the free trial cars are currently split across v12.3.2.1/12.3.3 depending on OS update.