But again, I understand the process updates are sometimes “2 steps forward and 1 step back.” I still enjoy testing. Previous builds have been much better for me. “These 10.69.3.1 step backs are the biggest in my FSD Beta testing experience to date. On the other hand, Les believed that v.10.69.3.1 was a step back for FSD Beta.
Sandy also observed more improvements with Tesla FSD Beta 10.69.3.1 rather than issues. Tony noted that the biggest changes were improvements to acceleration, smoother turns, and less necessary steering wheel input. “I have tested the 10.69.3.1 build on my Model Y, and it’s a giant leap forward from builds prior to 10.69,” observed Tony, a Model Y owner and a member of the FSD Beta program.
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Some testers believed that the update significantly improved the advanced driver assist software while others thought it was a step back. In the case of 10.69.3.1, it seems like FSD Beta received mixed reviews. However, testers also report significant improvements they see during their drives. Beta testers tend to focus on the issues, as it is their responsibility to report them so Tesla can improve FSD. When it creeps at stop signs, it can make jerky movements with steering wheel and, imo, it creeps to slowly and takes too long before proceeding.” Mixed Reviews for 10.69.3.1Īs with all of Tesla’s FSD Beta updates, there have been a few good reviews and bad ones. “However, it still has issues that require intervention/disconnects.
“Following and lane changes seem smoother and more natural,” said Sandy. It’s as if the car is deciding whether the driver wants to turn or not. In the past, other FSD Beta testers have mentioned that their vehicle experiences jerky movements or their signal lights turn off and on during intersections, traffic lights, and stop signs. Sandy noticed that his car requires interventions or disconnects at stop signs sometimes. Confounding to say the least, to the point of comedy,” he added. Same for left-hand turns, within half a mile out the car signaled and changed into the right-hand lane. “Virtually every right turn I’ve had upcoming, the car, inexplicably, signals and changes into the left-hand lane. On this build, virtually every turn I had upcoming, when the car got within half a mile of said turn, it would signal and move into the lane of the opposite direction,” Les said. “On previous builds, the car would only occasionally move in the opposite lane direction of an upcoming turn. Les noted that one of the biggest step back with FSD Beta 10.69.3.1 occurs when the car faces an upcoming turn. Les and fellow FSD Beta tester Sandy mentioned other lane issues related to turns.
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Tesla Full Self-Driving Beta is now available to anyone in North America who requests it from the car screen, assuming you have bought this option.Ĭongrats to Tesla Autopilot/AI team on achieving a major milestone!- Elon Musk NovemTurn Issues in FSD Beta 10.69.3.1
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