@ItsKimJava@Tesla@ItsKimJava, I live in ATL as well and I can't believe the percentage of Juniper drivers that are manually driving (terribly usually) in traffic here. I just tell myself its because they just dont know about it. The Tesla/FSD bubble must be real...
@dallastsladavid @bot@grok Its easy to get addicted by the capability. I'm genuinely impressed by what I got done with Supergrok +
However, I did run out in about 2.5 days. Its really amazing though.
I'll echo @thejefflutz sentiments here. If traffic bothers you even a little bit and you are considering an EV, please *please* do yourself a favor and just test drive a newer Model 3/Y with FSD. Your perspective will completely change because you'll look around every drive at people manually driving and remember what that was like. It's a life changer - and that's not hyperbole!
@Evautoalex Alex, keep up the good work! Do you get a lot of older customers who are first time EV/first time Tesla that need a lot of hand holding for test drives and education? How do you handle that?
@DillonLoomis I really hope we'll get some kind of realistic road map (no pun inteded) regarding FSD development on the 22nd. I'm guessing we are waiting for v15 this winter before Robotaxi/Cybercab really takes off.
I was reading through some of the comments in your post. I'm a little bit biased but I would recommend a late 2023 or early 2024 Tesla Model 3 with AI4 computer. Have them use FSD as much as possible to keep them safe. My kids will be coming of driving age very soon and 100% they will be in a safe Tesla and using FSD. You can limit their top speed and track vehicle location at all times in the app. To me, its a no brainer if you are going for safety.