What Happened to Tesla ‘Full Self Driving’ Autopilot… 

Haha awesome I’ve seen quite a few around recently, I’ll keep an eye out! 👋🏽👋🏽

Thank you I’ll keep you posted!

My guy, this is autopilot not full self driving beta… unless you’re referring to the regular full self driving lane assist which would be pointless.

I have noticed it does this too as if it wants to follow your route but knows it can’t so lets your take over

Exactly! So I wonder how it will perform if you enter an address that wants you to continue straight that entire road. Will it then understand it shouldn’t break for the “junctions” it is seeing? 🤔 Btw, great video! :)

Will give this a go and see if that’s the issue 👍🏽

@@TeslaDriver At minimum turning it off will stop it doing that thing you spotted where it briefly flashed a red line in front of you at that hill, as it won’t care about stopping at those anymore. Traffic Light and Stop Sign Control in our non-US builds got kinda abandoned in favour of the other approaches used in FSD beta so it’s a bit of an evolutionary dead-end, so the annoying way it works never got improved unfortunately. AP feels much safer/more confident with it off. At least to me, anyway! Interested to hear what you think.

I’d love it but sadly 2025 will be the earliest we will get it here

You’re right. I just want to say “dude, look at the stripes”. Re-striping for the future of AV”s would fix a lot of “bugs”

Assuming used? Because other wise you wouldn’t own a 2021 seeing that this comment is two weeks old and you took delivery a month ago, the amount of days from when I’m currently posting would be 44-47 days.

I think you’re talking about when TACC is on? That doesn’t show blue lines but still regulates speeds and reacts to lights, stop signs, junctions etc, for this look for the blue speed limit - can you give me a time stamp?

Happy to help!

Same road surface from 2020 & 2021 footage that had no issues though 🤔

There’s a lot going on at that spot.

I was wondering if cars with all the sensors still use them or if now they are only doing ‘Tesla vision’ they are redundant…?

Currently I drive a 2019 m3p - previously I drove a 2017 Mx

I doubt Elon has any idea what’s going on with Autopilot in the UK 😅 why would this make it worse and unusable in situations it’s previously excelled at?

@@TeslaDriver well, it is in fact getting better in general situations but still failing on more specific situations yet again, because of the poor and not that useful data that can be collected from cars in Europe, and yes the UK is not on the European Union but the rules still apply. Is cheaper for us to make 1 car just to obey all laws of data sharing than one to UK and other to the EU.

No it’s never had an issue here before or by any crossings since this update

That’s not correct - it’s for use on all roads with markings hence the traffic light, stop sign & junction features which don’t occur on motorways 👍🏽

@@TeslaDriver AP/EAP is only officially intended to be used on divided highways with clear lane markings, ie a motorway or dual carriageway. Even though you can use it on normal streets, it’s not intended for that in the UK at present. As for the traffic light and stop signs, they are the only feature they can give people who bought FSD in the UK, and these are present on dual carriageways. Yes they may work on normal streets because the car sees them but that doesn’t mean normal streets are supported. Ever wondered why it goes mad or stops if a car is parked on the side of the road on a normal street.

Sorry dude that's not correct, Tesla themselves have said to me in person and online it's safe and legal to use on all clearly marked roads. Here's a description of Autosteer from Tesla UK website which has an accompanying diagram of a single lane curvy road and its available now: Autopilot Autosteer Using advanced cameras, sensors and computing power, your Tesla will navigate tighter, more complex roads. I understand why people think its just for motorways or dual carriageways and its certainly best on those roads but Autopilot is not 'Only' for a certain road type.

Yes I had my order in straight away when they opened but tbh I doubt I’ll follow through with it after seeing more videos of it and the price 😬 I’d be interested in a Tesla MPV or something now 😅

I'd be very surprised to see it over this side of the pond, its current design doesnt meet UK and european standards by a long shot, not to mention its far too big for our roads, I wouldnt be surprised if Tesla themselves also declare they wont do RHD the same as the S & X which is such a shame

@@beany8937 Somebody didn't do his homework. Cybertruck is drive by wire, meaning that RHD vs LHD is just a software issue, you can put the steering wheel wherever you want. All Teslas will have it soon. Tesla employees are saying they only have a problem only with pedestrian safety of the CT. Active safety is excellent, there's a camera in the bumper, BUT they may have to make the front a bit softer... maybe change the hood to aluminium or something for Europe/UK.

@Poxenium watch this space, Cybertruck won't be coming to the UK, but happy to be proven wrong 😀

If your local to this road please go test it and let me know your results 👍🏽

Ive owned lots, lots of cars, this is probably the most fun ive had in a car & once you have the tech you don't want to go back everything else feels ancient... but I get why people are pessimistic until you try & live with it you won't understand what your missing!