5 BAD things about my Tesla Model Y

Hi guys, I have done this video highlighting the 5 annoying things about my Tesla Model Y. Watch till the end to find out what they all are.

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[AndrewPayne]

Love your videos, but please do use a mic as the poor sound quality really detracts from what is excellent content! Cheers

[taraskulykUSA]

Thanks for the great video. I have the same issues with the exception of the wiper sensor issue with my model Y that was built in Fremont California.

[ronalddolman]

Very recognizable annoyances, I have the exact same experience. Especially the one about Auto-Pilot/EAP/FSD. Although it is quite impressive to experience what the car can do independently (when it feels like it), it is less than 5% of what is needed to get through traffic safely. Especially in Europe.

[DeeSock]

I think using the windscreen washer can help clean the sensor in the top of windscreen.

[peeble]

Absolutely the same situation in Australia. MIC Model Y RWD. Wipers, Autopilot, plus I get 4 to 5 phantom braking episodes on each highway trip. It thinks the car in the left lane is a threat when I'm passing and just lifts, or even a car approaching from behind...that causes issues! The only hope is that these are all software, so hopefully they can get it sorted out.

[LysanderLH]

I own a 3 Dual LR. Cheaply made but very efficient. Before driving, EVERY TIME, settings-autopilot: disable Forward collision warning, emergency braking, lane keeping AND the car is always in Joe mode. But the car still swerves away from kerbs, bushes, shadows etc with an alarm and I never use Autopilot or Cruise because it is downright dangerous!
Tesla is an American software company that thinks that whatever works in the US, means it does in ‘the world’! AP can’t even handle gentle bends without cancelling mid bend. These cars are still being mis-sold and we are beta testing at our expense.

[stephengowler]

My Kona is very much identical. Bings and bongs drive me demented, the wipers smudge a dry screen but don’t notice rain, the accident detection system sees cars in side roads and tries to do an emergency stop…….I guess it’s progress.

[robburrows]

The alarms are helpful. Rattles are annoying. They seem to be temperature dependent and also caused by the seat belts.

[stevedowler]

Yeah, FSD prior to V11.4.1 is not to be trusted in cities. AutoPilot alone should refuse to work in cities because, well, it knows it can't do the job. Give AP a nice fast throughway and it shines so that's the fix for that. And get 11.4.1 if you are on the Beta program, otherwise just drive it yourself. As for wipers, arghhh! Don't rely on Auto setting unless it's really raining. Mist and sprinkles just confuse the poor thing. Set it to On or Off or pick one of those speeds. It's easy, half-push the button on the left stalk and it will wipe. It will also put the other choices on the bottom left of the display and just pick one, preferably not Auto as noted above. Bings and Bongs, Joe mode helps a little but Joe must be half deaf. When it thinks you are about to go off the road because you strayed a bit over the verge line it perversely tells you it is disabling Auto Lane Correction! How safe is that? Yes it just acts up and you hope you'll survive the 5 year old to 14 year old years and just wish it would grow up now. I've lately learned to love the little tyke and treat its noises as conversation to which I respond accordingly. Cheers.

[gerritvandendool]

I would be interested in your experience with Tesla Vision when parking in places where parking sensors were useful.

[thomtrucker]

Auto polot here in north Norway is completely nightmare. Narrow roads, tesla love to drive in middle, during summer grass flips on verges and sensors are in constant craziness and make noises like computer games. And winter is unbelievable crab. Everywhere snow hard to see edge of road, during snowfall very often no gps service.

[bigquinny]

My model Y is the same, especially the wipers. Worst thing is the maps randomly going off because of an issue they have with EE. Getting rid of mine, had it 14 months.

[roborat]

I hate the lack of quick acting volume balancing when you change audio sources (e.g., from Netflix to radio). The sounds just explodes for a second before reducing the volume.

[jriis]

My 12 year old Citroën C3 Picasso has wipers that goes bananas with a few drops of rain and pauses for minutes when its pouring down. I am sure Tesla will fix this issue some day 😁

[pzklscl]

I have the same rattling noise (fragm 2’50”). Unfortunately the Service center can’t fix the problem because they didn’t know the reason. Can you please explain again what exactly the problem was? Thanks!!

[NaughtyGoatFarm]

Mate if you are in the UK you are not using the FSD beta software. So of course you are not getting the fsd experience.

[tonypaca]

can you test drive the nio et5 and make a comparison? i think rattling and squeaking is a tesla thing and not ev thing

[BigRobLandan]

Why don’t you just listen to music and you won’t hear it 😂

[Kareem-cxfi]

2023 models are crap because they rely only on Tesla vision. I have model 3 in the US and have tesla insurance which uses the cars sensors feedback to determine your driver score. It constantly gets incorrect collision alerts which not only mean annoying sounds but it affects your driver score which affects your monthly tesla insurance premium. The use of vision for parking sensors is another cost cutting tactic that we the end user have to suffer from. Same issue wirh the wipers, it uses cameras unlike every other car, hence the reason its crap.

[Juultomten]

I don't see what you mean when you comparing the basic autopilot, TeslaVision and FSD taxi..
You can't really speak about Tesla FSD not being ready by experiencing Autopilot...

It's really like if I would say I don't think DVD got good quality while watching a VHS tape....

The autopilot is not even applicable on small roads, it's only for highways and big roads and it's a drive-assist tool...