Full Self-Driving (Supervised) | Tesla

FSD (Supervised) can drive you almost anywhere, including these common & complex scenarios.

FSD (Supervised) requires that the driver pay attention to the road and be prepared to take over.

[Peter-hgoc]

Can it take me home from the pub without getting done for drink driving?

[karthikkr]

Yeah I just finished my 30 day trial of FSD and while it is decent, it still struggles a LOT. So much in fact that I can never truly relax. The other day it stopped right in the middle of a turn and just sat there so I took over because If i hadn't, accident waiting to happen. It needs a LOT more work and it is NOT Self-driving in the truest sense of the word. It struggles on highways as well, failing to drive naturally and follow cars at normal distances. Is it worth 8K? No. Is it worth 99 for the month if you're doing a road trip? Hell YES.

[Lavern-be]

*I'm glad you made this video, * it reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, $89k biweekly and a good daughter full of love..

[delawarepilot]

Can you imagine what this will do for people with disabilities someday. The freedom it would bring.

[Ivan_Berni]

This has to be one of the coolest robots.

[lanzer]

Driving from CA to MO with FSD was very relaxing. We would never consider road trips this long without it. Also, being able to take in the view during the drive is a huge plus.

[usaf]

Thank you Tesla for pushing the automotive industry forward.

[MikeTheMusa]

Literally had breakfast, while listening to a podcast on my way to a business meeting with FSD. I’m in love. Juniper is next. Im pre-order ready 😂

[riddleme-that]

picking up my Model Y tomorrow w/ full FSD package. Cannot wait!

[robertdewees]

I commute 40 miles per day with my Model 3 just like this through 2 busy towns with traffic circles, hands resting in my lap. Cracks me up when people think their car with "lane assist" is doing the same thing. "Well my (insert other brand name here) can do that." No, no it can't.

[toadpickle]

I had the opportunity to try it last week and it’s truly profound. Dying in car wrecks will be very rare in 10 years.

[wakeupmrkim]

The thing I like most about this video is just seeing the categorization of scenarios

[NewbGamingNetworks]

The engineers working on this have got to be happy with how far it’s come. Congratulations on the continuous progress on a very tough problem!

[Jaycee]

TESTERS AND TESLA TEAM, THANK YOU! I am blown away now by how FSD is now.

[alejandrocuadra]

We love our FSD we use it from Fullerton CA to las Vegas NV 4hour drive such a relax comfortable trip

[northshoreplaid]

I use Full Self-Driving (FSD) about 90% of the time and love it—not out of laziness, but because I believe in the potential for more precise driving. While FSD isn’t perfect, especially when dealing with natural disasters, animals, or unpredictable pedestrians, it’s a step toward reducing human error.

However, the current FSD Highway functionality often falls short. It frequently fails to keep right and improperly tries to pass on the right, which is against the rules. If it followed the simple rule of always keeping right except to pass, and avoided cutting off faster traffic when passing on the left, it would perform much better on the highway.

It should not act like a bad driver as most of American roads are filled with them...

[katam]

Its getting better every day, but not navigating the construction zones correctly, mostly cones. Last week it almost jump off the cliff.

[miksukkaplayzz]

Tesla in 2034: Owner: Tesla, come get me from work! Tesla: Sure, I am there in 5 minutes.

[pfcrow]

It's really quite amazing. I use it most of the time. I still have to watch out for a few things it doesn't handle and a few intersections it has trouble with, so it certainly does require supervision.

[eugeniustheodidactus]

*Well done!* Excellent introduction to FSD. ♥ shout out to the engineers who have worked endlessly on this project!