Tesla Autopilot Speed Limit Offset Testing 2020.44 Model 3 | Tesla Tom

Testing Tesla Autopilot Speed Limit Offset and Matching Function for Software Version 2020.44 in our Tesla Model 3 Performance Stealth in Sydney Australia under various conditions. Multi vs single lane roads with and without offset and seeing whether autopilot matches the changing speed limits

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00:00 Welcome
00:41 Introduction
01:06 Multi Lane Road No Offset
02:30 Multi Lane Road With Offset
04:51 Single Lane Road No Offset
05:44 A Near Miss
06:32 Single Lane Road With Offset
07:41 Summary
09:01 Happy Charging!

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[alangibson]

Hi Tom, I drove from Port Stephens to Newcastle and back again yesterday on ver 2020.44. Did have the same issues as you, although I found it is more smooth in the last update. I got ver 2020.44.10.1 this morning but have not tested as yet.
Keep up the good work I enjoy 😊 watching you videos

[markpurcell]

Tom, thanks for another great video. I find on single road that it will increase and decrease automatically, but only up the highest limit that had been previously set. Eg. Start in a higher speed zone, then into a lower zone, then into a higher speed zone. Good for country driving going from 100 then 60 (automatically) through a town then 100 (automatically) back on the highway.

[myintkyaw]

Thank you for sharing your video. Very useful information from your videos. I am from Brisbane. I got my Tesla model 3 delivered 2 weeks ago. I am having the same issue. It doesn’t increase speed limit automatically, and doesn’t goes down (even in single lane road).

[JohnSmith-uqni]

Great video. There was a launch mode update too for S/X.

[FreeToRoam-foji]

Careful Tom the boys in blue might give you a ticket for 3 over the speed limit. Nice informative video, hopefully they allow the speed ajustment for multiple lane soon.

[amekkawy]

Hi Tom! Has this changed with the new software updates? ie does autopilot automatically matches change is speed limit? Cheers.

[rosshutch]

Hi Tom. Another informative and pioneering video from you. I am still stuck in 2020.40.8. Is there a way to force a software update? I ticked the "accept Beta" option, but still no updates as yet. Very frustrating.

[masi]

What is the maximal kph/percentage offset you can set?:)

[TechManiac]

Great video, you have my dream car, model 3 red is sick! Amazing videos really enjoy them, and that’s why I am subscribe! Love your Aussie content same with @sydev @teslainthegong @ teslastraya and you!

[guidodilles]

Hi there. Just discovered your channel. Interesting video, and matches my experience. One thing I want to add: on single lane roads, on Autosteer, you cannot push the desired speed above the road speed (+ offset) using the scroll wheel or by tapping the current speed indicator, but on multi-lane roads you CAN. This was already the case with 2020.40.8. I wonder whether you tried this as well?

[canusdominici]

Any idea when Australia gets Shanghai production?

[raghuramkalyanam]

It looks it doesn’t check the speed limit written on the road rather only the boards.

[cupidvivi]

I am not sure why.. I push the speed limit but it the speed didn’t adjust, I have to roll the button to increase the max speed.. I version is 2022.32.21

[biboKralle]

that actually sucks, why can't it adapt to the limit automatically??

[marcotokoku]

is it waste of my time watching 70km/h test on busy urban road??