Tesla Deploys Confusing Full Self-Driving Update
Tesla's Full Self-Driving v14.2.2.5 began rolling to the author's car on February 14, and after about three weeks of nearly every mile driven, the reviewer reports mixed results. The update shows notable regressions — inconsistent turn-signal behavior, problematic navigation, and underwhelming parking — alongside improvements like school-zone slowing and deer detection. These inconsistencies affect safety perceptions and practical usability.
Key Points
- 1Document persistent inconsistent turn signals, navigation errors, and questionable parking choices in v14.2.2.5
- 2Indicates mixed regressions and advances, revealing unstable release behavior that undermines operator confidence
- 3Recommend drivers supervise FSD closely and avoid relying on autonomous parking or navigation features
Scoring Rationale
Hands-on, multi-trip testing provides actionable observations, but single-driver anecdotes and limited telemetry reduce generalizability and credibility.
Sources
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