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Tesla has given everyone a Free FSD/Full Self Driving Beta/Supervised Trial. Along with the Free Tesla Trial came FSD v12.3.3 and in this video I put it to the test.

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[JremiahJones]

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[b]

This is so much better than before. I have been using this for a week and it drives better than I do but still needs you to pay attention. This system will get better as more videos are put into the system. It is made for those texting moms. 43, 000 people are killed in accidents a year. That is a lot of bad decisions. FDS would be much safer even if not perfect.

[seanowens]

I'm really impressed with my free trial. The big thing is to hit the gas pedal when it goes to slow entering an intersection

[eddiegardner]

You asked for "assertive". LOL

[paulmeynell]

It didn’t refuse to, turn right, the nave clearly showed where it was going. You could have edited the route to make it turn left. After many years of using satnav it often picks routes I find odd, but has knowledge of live traffic, time of day and every speed limit on every road.
Just because it does it differently doesn’t mean it’s wrong!

[Tesla.G.]

This is probably my favorite video you’ve done…just full of your personality 🤙🏼 “sorry my car is stupid” 😂 I probably lol’d (fr) 4 times ! You should do more fsd videos while you have it! 💪🏼💥

[theodorehaskins]

So I’ve been driving on this version of FSD now for about a week or so, and I am super impressed as to where we are today versus where we started out, and I should note that the test that you just put FSD through, I would recommend that you redo that test, and see if the car has made an improvement, and how it was able to navigate, and drive that course you set to the same destination. I tried this, and the car did a little craziness where I had to intervene, and then I reran the same course, and it actually improved on a 2nd attempt.

So full disclosure, I’ve had FSD beta from the very beginning, when the initial price to opt in was 3K, and then watched it balloon to 15K, before the reduction to 12K, where it’s currently priced today.

So I’ve seen every iteration Tesla has put out, and as I said, I am super impressed, and next week I’m picking up a Model S dual motor, all-wheel-drive, and they’re allowing me to transfer FSD to the new car, and for me that represent about a $9000 savings, which is my 3K minus the difference between 3K subtracted from 12 K today which results in a savings of 9K in the purchase of the new car, which is kind of what prompted me to buy in at this time, as I was going to wait for the refreshed Model 3, which is going to be a considerable wait time, and I would be prepared to do that if I had the opportunity to transfer FSD, and I don’t know if Tesla would have or will open up another opportunity to transfer FSD in the future, and so we’ll just have to wait to see, but I think I made a pretty good deal on my new purchase.

So when you think about what this technology is all about, and it’s not about just a convenient play thing, this is revolutionary tech that will change the game, and the idea is to save lives, because humans can drive a motor vehicle just fine, but what we can’t do is drive consistently, and safely all the time, particularly when you think about those who are texting behind the wheel, driving while fatigued, etc. we just don’t drive consistently, and safely all the time, because let’s be clear, there’s nothing really exciting about driving, yeah, it’s exciting when you first start out, but after a few years, it’s really just another chore like doing laundry or vacuuming the carpets, none of which I ever wanted to do.

So the value will be realized when people see that FSD, not only can drive better than humans, but its driving down cost in terms of property damage and loss of life, because when someone is injured, the first casualty is the ability to take care of themselves, and to function in a normal way, like doing simple things such as going to work, and earning a paycheck, to take care of yourself, and your family, and so the employer immediately suffers a loss of productivity, and lost opportunity for the employee.

So what we need now is hard numbers that tells the story of how this technology has impacted safety on our nations, roads, streets, bridges, and highways, and when we have those hard numbers, showing a reduction in injuries that results in lowering hospitalizations, because less people are being injured, and treated for those injuries to include death by motor vehicles due to human error, because if you’re in a crash, it’s really not going to be looked at as an accident when you end up in court. The prosecutors are going to say it was negligence, and it was your fault or the other guys fault or both of parties were contributors to the crash, because neither one of you were paying attention to driving.

So if I am the person who has the best tech when it comes to full self driving cars, and the numbers prove that because of this technology, all the things that I just previously said, prove that the car is safer with this technology in it, who in their right mind would go in any other direction when it comes to their next car purchase?

So Tesla in my view, is uniquely positioned to do what no other car company/technology company has ever been able to do, and that is to be the first, and who knows, maybe the only car company/technology company that finally cracks the code to the full self driving/autonomous driving car conundrum.

So think about it this way, can Cruise, Lift or WAYMO, do what Tesla is doing today? Not only can they not do what Tesla is doing today, they don’t make their own cars. Tesla is the only commercially available car that you and I can buy, that doesn’t need all of that ridiculous apparatus on a modified vehicle, like these so-called rides sharing autonomous car companies are doing today, as Tesla cars equipped with FSD, can drive everywhere and anywhere, and at highway speeds.

So no other car company/technology company that I know of can do that, and if you or anyone know of a car company/technology company that can do that, please let me know, as I’d be interested in taking a look at exactly who they are, and what exactly are they doing to achieve the same results as Tesla is today, and so until someone shows me that, I’m sticking with Tesla, and I would not be surprised, in fact, I would be surprised that by this time next year, we will not just have a fully autonomous car that’s capable of driving itself anywhere, but we also have auto park and smart summon solved, and that’s a big part of it for me, because quite frankly I have no interest in actually driving my car, but I have a great amount of interest in my car driving me wherever I want to go and to get me there safely. Cheers 🥂

[Nht]

FSD is amazing. I drove from Louisville, Kentucky to Baltimore and back and it did amazing wasn’t perfect but it was much better than it has been I drive back-and-forth to work no interventions I love using it

[teslatrooper]

Just under 41, 000 people died in traffic accidents last year. I have used FSD extensively for the past two years. Up until version 12 my use was 95 percent and after version 12 my use has increased to 99 percent. This includes approximately 9000 miles of highway and city traffic driving. I watch numerous youtube videos like yours. It gets me that almost all say the I would have phrase in judging FSD. Unlike many human drivers, the point of FSD is to drive safely and smoothly. Parking lots are not in the training set yet so judging is useless.

[dr]

lol @3:02 it didn't stop at the stop sign. You were lucky there wasn't a car coming your way lol

[shawntprice]

This free month has been my first experience with FSD. It has done a "good" job of getting me to places correctly and safely, but your statement about it feeling like a new driver is spot on. The car will stop abruptly at times (which you mentioned) but then other times handles it well, so it makes for a pretty uneven and sometimes stressful experience.

The thing I like the most is the more zoomed-out (drone-like) view of what's going on around the car. I'd rather have only that view for the screen and then manually drive myself everywhere, especially because it's a pretty fun car to drive.

[MikeAltogether]

I have been amazed at how far the technology has come. That said, I disabled it after two days. It's very cool and I will show it to some friends. But it needs to be one more order of magnitude better before I would trust it.

[ProXcaliber]

The issue for me with FSD isn't how good or bad it is (although I think it is decent) but how much it costs. Why is it that I am paying 12k for what is essentially a software license? And then to top it off, I can't keep said software for even 1 future Tesla purchase. That is what bothers me the most. If they are going to only allow you to have it for the car you currently own, then they need to reduce the price drastically to make it somewhat more digestible. Otherwise, if you are going to charge me 12k for it, then I better at least be able to use it for 2 car purchases at minimum (preferably a permanent purchase).

[fjrodriguezpr]

This is by far the most realistic “Supervised” FSD review! Totally so like my experience! Thank you for keeping it real.

[berthogendoorn]

I would not say FSD gets luck, I used it for the last several days on my normal lunch drive and the route it has chosen was based on traffic conditions, making adjustments for the situation at a given moment.

[LukeTaylor-hsbn]

This was great footage. I have my model Y coming any day now and I have a 60 mile commute to work. Mostly highway, with end of route sections that are more complicated, but this is going to be a game changer.

[appletech]

Man my FSD literally let someone in that I myself would’ve made wait lol…it really is better than most drivers.

[mulockshadowshade]

Recognized the location. That's a good path to send it on!
I'm surprised how well it did watching those cars on the left by the Lowe's
I'm excited to get my highland next week. Sadly, it doesn't seem it will get a chance to be in the beta

[MrTierhog]

June 1st MYLR purchase here. It did rather well (FSD). Auto Park worked. It did like to rapidly decelerate at yellow lights (mash the acceleration pedal). Sometimes it would panic at slow speeds and the wheel would shake (think of slow hairpin turns terminated by a stoplight). Long rural trips it was extremely helpful. Would I pay 8k for it? No. Would I pay $200 if I had a big trip? Maybe. If Tesla made it transferable, Id pony upwards of 4k.

The price will drop again. Some revenue is better than none. Transferable is the key.

[tp_]

If you want smoother braking, I think it's the regen brake setting. Set it to the lower setting.