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I am honestly hoping that they will really start to focus on end‑of‑drive scenarios much more. Recently, with FSD 14.3.8, I feel that I've had to intervene much more due to parking‑lot behavior and navigation issues when entering certain places. I've also noticed that it seems to ignore...

If you're considering a Rivian, I wouldn't worry about the software side of things too much, because at the end of the day it is still going to be WAY better than anything you can get outside of Tesla and Rivian. That and the fact that, unlike many other automakers that promise OTA updates but...

This is fantastic news! I've always wondered why they didn't do this with the capability that even FSD v13 had, but I suppose it is better to introduce it now with a much better v14 and future versions. That said, I still really wish that it would also work for things like running stop signs or...

I'd love it if they sold a handful of them to customers just to see MKBHD (Marques) have to shave his head, lol. I think it would be pretty funny to see if he holds up his end of the bargain.

That is indeed a cheap ticket. Here in Florida that ticket would easily have been $120 or more. And mind you, that is simply for going 15 MPH over the limit; at 20 MPH or more, it becomes increasingly worse in terms of penalties. Florida doesn't play when it comes to speeding.

I'd honestly do the same. It isn't just about the fact that FSD speeds; it is also about how often it gets speed limits plainly wrong, especially when it comes to school zones or other time-sensitive restrictions. For a while now I've been going down a particular road where the speed limit...

"And this time for real!"—Elon Musk probably.

You’re taking an ordinary figure of speech absurdly literally in order to manufacture an “error” that isn’t there. When someone says “I’m sure others feel the same way,” they are expressing a reasonable inference that they probably aren’t the only person with that reaction. It does not mean they...

Yes, very much so! My autowiper behavior definitely improved a lot once I got the front camera area cleaned. However, there are still occasions where if I am at a stop sign on a side street coming onto a main road and anything big like an SUV, pickup truck, or other large vehicle passes in front...

Good find! I have to say, I definitely never heard of that brand, but they are apparently available in the US. Maybe they made a specific tire for Tesla that they don't normally sell.

No one asked you to be clairvoyant or "compliant" or to stop thinking for yourself. Those are all things you've introduced into the conversation yourself. My point was much simpler: I replied to the same topic, agreed with part of what you said, and expanded on it. Your immediate response was...

You aren't blocked. I read what you said and added to it; that is how a forum works. I shared my opinion the same way you shared yours. If you don't like it, then simply don't interact. I don't understand why you come here just to be combative/abrasive/contradictory. Are you really that bored...

I saw that video! It was a great and entertaining watch. As a small side note, I did notice a minor range improvement when I swapped the OEM Hankook Ventus S1 All-Season tires that came with my Model 3 LR AWD to the Hankook iON EVO All-Season tires. It also made the car a bit quieter and the...

Easy answer, yes. I've been saying it for ages; I don't understand why Tesla doesn't do some sort of Waze integration on their navigation interface, or if they don't want to partner with Waze/Google, at least do their own integration. Basically every major map service (Google Maps, Waze, Apple...

I like the idea of this. I've recently been using the iOS 27 public beta with the new Siri/Gemini integration, and it is honestly insane how much more capable it is and how much it helps me be more productive and recall things that I otherwise would have a hard time finding or doing. If...

I dislike that the article doesn't go into detail about how exactly they are accomplishing this range increase. Like what exactly did they change? What kind of tires are they using and how does the aero cover play into it? How much does each aspect increase range? For example, is the different...

I've been seeing them more and more lately, so they are definitely at the very least gathering training data for the FSD model that will run on them. I'm just hoping that they expand the working area at the same time that they start allowing the Cybercab on the road. Ironically, I've seen the...

To add a few more details: - Yes, there was someone sitting on the driver's side of the car. - No, I was not able to see if there was a steering wheel. - This was all taken on the same day, so they have likely been running the same loop over and over. - The first clip (wet road) was in the...

Cybercab spotted testing in Miami near Miami International a little over a week before the launch event. I’m assuming this means they plan on launching them in multiple cities at the same time rather than keeping it exclusive to just Texas to start. To add, this is also part of the area where...

I'd push back on the premise that this isn't economical yet because the parts I described aren't hypothetical; they're already shipping on mass-market cars. Edmunds (same outlet as the range test in the OP) runs a standardized real-world charging test, and the Model 3 LR lands 10th, sustaining...