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One reason I wouldn't trust Tesla's FSD: Sun glare: https://www.reddit.com/r/TeslaFSD/comments/1huzgtu/tesla_fsd_sun_glare/ https://www.reddit.com/r/TeslaFSD/co
by paulbjensen 11mo ago
One reason I wouldn't trust Tesla's FSD: Sun glare: https://www.reddit.com/r/TeslaFSD/comments/1huzgtu/tesla_fsd_sun_glare/ https://www.reddit.com/r/TeslaFSD/comments/1huzgtu/tesla_fsd...
Drivers have tackled this problem by wearing polaroid sunglasses.
I really hope someone asks Tesla how they plan to solve the Sun glare issue.
- simondotau 11mo agoAccording to users, that issue appears to be solved as of FSD v13. The solution may be reliant on the higher quality camera modules shipped with hardware 4.
- Gigachad 11mo agoWill Tesla recall the old defective cars?
- simondotau 11mo agoFor people who paid for FSD, I think they should.
- MBCook 11mo agoSo why did it ever ship like that? Why was that OK? Why was it safe to let people use like that without informing them?
- danans 11mo agoWhen people are so taken by your brand that they volunteer their money and lives to test your half-baked product, why would you stop them?
- terminalshort 11mo agoBecause all cars ship with design flaws. Basically any model of car out there is known for its particular parts that break often.
- dawnerd 11mo agoI have hw4. Not fixed.
- jmuguy 11mo agoI'm sure they'll figure this out right around the time they test the cars in places that have more than one season.
- dawnerd 11mo agoThey don’t even work well in California. Driving into sun? Car loses all lane visibility and yells at you. Driving late at night? Can’t detect lanes and complains about blinded cameras. If only there was some kinda technology that didn’t rely on optics that could see in pitch dark or when the sun is shining.
- PunchyHamster 11mo agoNext up: they put LCD layer with selective dimming over cameras and claim world's first instead of investing in lidar/radar as they should from the start rather than dropping it "coz it is not needed"