One second: smooth interstate cruise.
The next: an obliterated deer directly in the lane.
Before I could even think about it, FSD identified the hazard, adjusted course, and safely avoided it.
New feature in FSD V14.3.3 | SW 2026.14.6.7
In the software update that just came out the following feature has moved from “upcoming” to the “included” section
- Improved driver monitoring system sensitivity with better eye gaze tracking, eye wear handling, and higher accuracy in variable lighting conditions.
Not really sure how to test this properly…
@DirtyTesLa@ryanvogel Just finally tried this and that 💩 worked 🤣. Now ima need you to figure out the life hack to get them auto wipers to not fly across my windshield as soon as i push the Start Self-Driving button...even before I've lifted my finger off of it.
Dear @Tesla gods (@elonmusk@Tesla_AI ) Thank you for giving me streak anxiety with the Spring update. I didn't know I needed this type of anxiety until you placed it on my screen for me to chase like a 🥕 only to have my dreams crushed over & over.
I should be used to Streak anxiety because as soon as my finger touches the Self Drive Button the auto wipers send the wipers racing across my windshield on the sunny of all sunny days dragging with it the bug splatter I couldn't see until the "Streak" from the bug guts gets dragged across my windshield.
Sincerely,
My Sanity 🤣🤣🤣🤣
🙏🙏🤙🤙 Overstoked for it for my wifes 23. Wondering will the Ping-pong on the interstate still be there 🤣🤣🤢....One reason I won't drive..err umm supervise it. Night and day compared to my 24.
I’m actually really excited for Tesla FSD V14 Lite to come to HW3 cars. It’s expected to release at the end of June!
According to Ashok, the new V14 Lite for HW3 will include pretty much all the features as HW4 V14 (start from park, arrival options, etc).
It’s going to a huge, and well deserved update for HW3 cars. I’m looking forward to testing it on some of our cars when it’s here.
Covenant Logistics has completed two weeks of @Tesla Semi testing. They were blown away by its capabilities.
"We were amazed at the performance of the Tesla Semi and felt a level of confidence that was hard to match in a diesel truck.
As one of our final runs we tackled a section of I-5 between Santa Clarita and the San Joaquin Valley over the Tejon Pass - famously known as "The Grapevine" - a lane critical to trucks hauling cargo from the ports in Oakland, Los Angeles, and Long Beach. "The Grapevine" sits at an elevation of 4,160 feet and represents the highest point on I-5 in California. The northbound descent from Tejon Summit drops 2,613 feet over 11.6 miles, with the steepest section — known as the Grapevine Hill — running about 6% grade for 5 miles.
Running the Grapevine with a loaded trailer is about as demanding a real-world test as you could design for any truck. Running Northbound - lose momentum on a steep grade with a heavy load can be stressful as speed drops fast and recovering on that grade is challenging. Running Southbound requires attention to braking and heat management (which isn't a problem for an EV when you've got regenerative braking doing most of the work)."