Honest Test of FSD v12.5.1.3: When the Unexpected Happens

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Subscribe !!! and experience the ups and downs of Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software on a drive home after a long workday. From slow hill descents and unnecessary risks during turns to impressing a first-time user with smooth interventions, this video gives you an unfiltered look at how FSD v12.5.1.3 performs in real-world scenarios. Whether you're curious about FSD's latest updates or just love all things Tesla, this video covers the nuances that could make or break your autonomous driving experience.

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Chapters:
00:00 Subscribe!!! To Join The Drives
01:18 - Nervous Navigation: Messing with Maps While Driving
02:08 - Impressing a Friend: FSD's Autonomous Drive Success
04:17 - Jerky Turns: FSD Struggles with Smoothness
05:00 - Sluggish Acceleration: Falling Behind Traffic
06:28 - Dangerous Decision: FSD Almost Takes a Risky Turn
8:15 - My Opinion on Correct Use Of FSD
09:52 - Hitting Manholes: FSD Can't Avoid Obstacles

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Frightened Emoji = Scarry / Uncomfortable Moments
Emoji Driving a Tesla = Distance Traveled on FSD
Stopwatch Emoji = Time Traveled on FSD

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[BerlinBK]

you can tap on the first row of the navigation info to access the route select page

[genelane]

Avoiding curb rash is a very good thing. I'm still not completely used to how close it gets to things, but I keep reminding myself that it has one camera on each side that sees curbs, cars and lane lines approaching from the front, plus another camera on each side that can almost see the rear tires and all of those other things I mentioned going by and behind the car. It sees more than I can ever hope to see. If the training process gives enough punishment for clipping a curb it should almost never happen in use.

[md]

In order to make this more applicable for Tesla owners, it would help if we know what hardware version and what driving mode you are using.

[madcam]

Not sure when you say car is to slow, if the limit is 40 and you are doing 38 I personally wouldn't call that to slow. But otherwise great video, amazing progress by Tesla fsd team ❤

[bearcubdaycare]

Even when there are robotaxis, I think that people will still own cars, or rent them frequently. Going to a series of shops wouldn't work well with robotaxis, taking all one's shopping out at each stop, and carrying it around each store until the next robotaxi. Or road trips. Or any trip in which one wants to leave stuff in the car for a bit. Parents of young children, perhaps. Or having a stand at a farmers market.

Taxis and ride hail already exist. The reason that they haven't entirely replaced personal car ownership isn't entirely cost.

[CalleRasmussen]

"I have a question. Can you start to relax while using it? Or is it just more stressful to use?"

[unoqualunque]

See nothing wrong with this autonomous drive.