Discuss: Tesla Defines FSD Speed Profiles, Changes Default to 'Sloth'

[Not a Tesla App]

Tesla updates the Owner's Manual for 2025.44, changing the default FSD profile to Sloth for new users and adding official definitions for all speed modes.… Read More

Tesla Defines FSD Speed Profiles, Changes Default to 'Sloth'

Tesla updates the Owner's Manual for 2025.44, changing the default FSD profile to Sloth for new users and adding official definitions for all speed modes.

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[PrescottAZRichard]

Weird that the screen shot has Sloth and chill reversed.

 

[Procal]

I'm just glad that they at least solidified what each profile is supposed to do. Currently, I feel every profile above chill is kind of all over the place, and very inconsistent. Even standard, which previously seemed to have a hard cap of 5 MPH over the limit, seems to now stay under the speed limit in the city, and up to 15 MPH over on the highway in some cases. And hurry/mad max seem to be around the same in willingness to go over the limit, and with slightly more lane switching.

As a side note, I had an issue today with FSD v14.2.2.2, where it did not recognize the appropriate speed limit for a road for about 5+ miles. The speed limit for the road is 40 MPH, but FSD continuously displayed 30 MPH. This meant that even though I like to keep it in chill most of the time, I couldn't because it would only go to a max of 32 MPH, which I am sure you can understand why it would be a problem. On the other hand, even in standard, it would only get to about 38 MPH without an accelerator press. I had to keep it in hurry just so it would keep up with traffic, and not cause a road block for everyone else.

 

[PrescottAZRichard]

I’ve had that happen as well. Also have had it display 35 in a 45 but act like it understood the 45 and do 50.
This post reads like a math problem.

 

[Procal]

I’ve had that happen as well. Also have had it display 35 in a 45 but act like it understood the 45 and do 50.
This post reads like a math problem.

Yep, and it’s odd that even when it displays the incorrect speed, it’s like it still knows what the actual speed limit is.