Tesla Differences Between Traffic Aware Cruise Control, Autopilot, & Full Self Driving For Beginners

Hello, In This Video I Go Over Tesla Differences Between Traffic Aware Cruise Control, Autopilot, & Full Self Driving Comprehensive Quick Guide For Beginners Model 3 Model Y Model S Model X Example Step by Step Instructions, Guide, Tutorial, Video Help

In this video I walk through the step by step guide, instructions, tutorial on the differences betweeen cruise control, autosteer, and FSD in your Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X. I Hope This Video Helped! Please subscribe for more!

[DerekDavis]

As of April 25th, FSD is a basic Level 2 driving assistant. Many interventions are still needed.

Level 5 Full Autonomy is years away.

[kennykolourinc]

timely video…very well done sure helped me a lot understanding the driving functions thanks again

[paulwhitworth]

Great summary, thank you, best I've seen.

[yl]

Thank you
It was so much fun to watch video

[cbbhvjc]

Very Nice, thanks for posting, very clear.

[richard]

If I have FSD enabled I can click on the info button for autopilot click settings. Reading the pop-up is says that if I set it to double click then single click will activate TACC and double click will activate FSD which is what I want. However, you cannot change this setting unless FSD is disabled. But if FSD is disabled you cannot access this setting.
I found a reddit thread talking about this. It sounds like a few months ago Tesla made changes to encourage more use of FSD so the implication is that this is broken on purpose. A workaround suggested is to use different profiles for Autopilot and FSD. I haven't tried it yet but it sounds viable albeit less convenient.

[richard]

As a new Tesla driver I find these modes very confusing. After watching this video a couple times I think I have a better understanding. Kinda weird that you need to stop the car to switch between modes. But I guess it's a safety thing. Anyway, if I'm in FSD mode, click once on the scroll wheel, and don't set a destination is the car effectively acting like it's in Autosteer?

[SuperBotcreator]

Quick question, so with a normal gas car cruise control when you disengage they just coast and it's up to you to then push on the pedals or brakes. With a Tesla, I assume the regen braking means as soon as autopilot/fsd is disengaged the vehicle slams on your brakes? How does that work/how do you mitigate that?

[Jelly-Mack]

Why does my autopilot not adjust to the roads speed limit. I am in the UK and say i am driving at 70mph and hit a 50 zone. Car still wants to do 70. Its annoying. Tried looking at the settings and nothing jumps out at me. Any help would be great thx. Oh i would luv to try that full autonomous

[GuruprasadBhavsar]

Thanks for the detailed video, how it works to set speed limit? lets say I want to control the car myself, and want the car does not go above 30mph. how can I do that?

[readmeee]

I didn't really understand the DIFFERENCE between Cruise Control and Autopilot. Only the similarities. Can someone pls explain this part?

[Ramirezja]

I have a 2023 model Y and don’t have all three of those options. Any idea why? I believe I have the most up to date software available.

[ko]

Hi Eric - Thanks for the detailed explanation. I have a couple of follow up questions if you don't mind.

My Model 3 currently showing TACC and Autosteer (beta). From your video I understood it as, "Both of them are Auto Pilot but Autosteer does the steering control in addition to TACC so it's like a higher tier function than TACC", am I correct? Also, what happens to your car when there's no car in fron of you? Does Autopilot (with Autosteer engaged) automatically recognize and stop at traffic light when it's red? Thanks!

[davissae]

I have full self driving and I navigated to a supercharger. It just circled the adjacent gas station 3 times and shut off like it was thirsty😂😂😂😂😂