Bobo_LaDouche
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Dear Tesla, in the spirit of hoping there are meaningful improvements, I have some suggestions since FSD 13.2. Note that I very much like the FSD in my model 3.
1. Cybertruck still does not drive in the center of the lane. This causes safety complications, particularly when passing large trucks. [Is this because the front camera is not in the center? How about an adjustment? 8" would be fine.] Also, the vehicle hugs the outside of the lane in turns, scaring surrounding drivers, and me. How about some calculus for these curves, rather than bouncing from lane edge to lane edge?
2. CT still can not stay safely on the road, and has repeatedly driven me into the shoulder at highway speeds. This is well documented, as you certainly see. This is more prevalent when the wind blows, but regardless, the vehicle needs to travel within the lanes properly to be safe. Other instances of "missing the road" include not turning at a right hand turn of the road recently, and plowing me head-on into a snow bank and curb. This technically is a vehicle accident - head on! - but I averted damage by using the brakes. The car has driven this particular road many times correctly before 13.2.
3. The "auto-on" feature for the windshield wiper will only make sense when the wiper functions properly. It is not necessary for it to turn on and off every 2 minutes in a dry desert climate. Could we have an OFF feature please?"
4. Velocity controls are appalling. The "percentage" variance is part of the problem, a big part. Please return to the +/- mph option. Also, less information is on the screen now, as the velocity specified by the driver is not shown continuously as it was previously. Less information is worse in my opinion, and seriously depreciates the value of FSD.
5. If I could also make a small ask - how about a volume control for the BUZZERS? I already use "Joe Mode", but that is still 65 or 70 decibels and irritating. I do know how to drive, so NO CHIMES or SOFT CHIMES would be more appropriate, please. Volume control would be best, with better range.
6. Also regarding range - could we dampen the tail-gating function (follow distance)? Even on the widest setting, the close distance is considered tail-gaiting where I live. Could we triple or quadruple the distance we can follow? I understand that people in big cities drive closer, but elsewhere, driving like that is very bad behavior and begets ill-will for those that do. There is no need to alienate the non-Tesla driving community.
7. The feature to auto-close the mirrors is very nice, but has lost its accuracy and thus become less useful. Not sure why, but it has.
8. The "home" feature still can not find my home, but rather drives to my neighbors house. Could we have a fix for the errant database that does this?
9. Auto-park is awesome! The truck did stop moving before slamming into the pillar, with a full 4" to spare Backing straight in would have been easier, and I was curious to see how it would perform with a crazy-s back-in, but it did stop when it failed. Awesome!
We know all of you FSD engineers have your hands full, and we appreciate the effort and work. These are just my sincere comments that would make driving less troublesome.
Thank you.
1. Cybertruck still does not drive in the center of the lane. This causes safety complications, particularly when passing large trucks. [Is this because the front camera is not in the center? How about an adjustment? 8" would be fine.] Also, the vehicle hugs the outside of the lane in turns, scaring surrounding drivers, and me. How about some calculus for these curves, rather than bouncing from lane edge to lane edge?
2. CT still can not stay safely on the road, and has repeatedly driven me into the shoulder at highway speeds. This is well documented, as you certainly see. This is more prevalent when the wind blows, but regardless, the vehicle needs to travel within the lanes properly to be safe. Other instances of "missing the road" include not turning at a right hand turn of the road recently, and plowing me head-on into a snow bank and curb. This technically is a vehicle accident - head on! - but I averted damage by using the brakes. The car has driven this particular road many times correctly before 13.2.
3. The "auto-on" feature for the windshield wiper will only make sense when the wiper functions properly. It is not necessary for it to turn on and off every 2 minutes in a dry desert climate. Could we have an OFF feature please?"
4. Velocity controls are appalling. The "percentage" variance is part of the problem, a big part. Please return to the +/- mph option. Also, less information is on the screen now, as the velocity specified by the driver is not shown continuously as it was previously. Less information is worse in my opinion, and seriously depreciates the value of FSD.
5. If I could also make a small ask - how about a volume control for the BUZZERS? I already use "Joe Mode", but that is still 65 or 70 decibels and irritating. I do know how to drive, so NO CHIMES or SOFT CHIMES would be more appropriate, please. Volume control would be best, with better range.
6. Also regarding range - could we dampen the tail-gating function (follow distance)? Even on the widest setting, the close distance is considered tail-gaiting where I live. Could we triple or quadruple the distance we can follow? I understand that people in big cities drive closer, but elsewhere, driving like that is very bad behavior and begets ill-will for those that do. There is no need to alienate the non-Tesla driving community.
7. The feature to auto-close the mirrors is very nice, but has lost its accuracy and thus become less useful. Not sure why, but it has.
8. The "home" feature still can not find my home, but rather drives to my neighbors house. Could we have a fix for the errant database that does this?
9. Auto-park is awesome! The truck did stop moving before slamming into the pillar, with a full 4" to spare Backing straight in would have been easier, and I was curious to see how it would perform with a crazy-s back-in, but it did stop when it failed. Awesome!
We know all of you FSD engineers have your hands full, and we appreciate the effort and work. These are just my sincere comments that would make driving less troublesome.
Thank you.
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