Tesla optimizes its FSD system and extends the use of Speed Profiles to additional roads.
Introduction
Tesla has released a new update for its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system. With the version FSD 12.5.6.2 the Speed Profiles will be applied to more roads. This improvement promises an even more comfortable and safer driving experience for everyone Tesla-owners.
FSD 12.5.6.2 brings FSD profiles to city streets! Woohoo! The profiles are so good, and so far Hurry doesn't seem to have speed degradation... But need more driving to confirm. https://t.co/c0cOfnlp4E pic.twitter.com/P1fOLGAJ5k
- Dirty Tesla (@DirtyTesLa) November 6, 2024
What are the Speed Profiles?
The Speed Profiles were first introduced with FSD v12.5.5 and offer three different driving modes:
- ChillFocused on slower lanes and minimal lane changes. Ideal for a relaxed driving experience with as little intervention as possible.
- Standard: Replaces the previous "Average" mode and offers a balanced driving style that adapts to the speed of traffic.
- HurryFormerly known as "Assertive", for drivers who want to go faster and prefer more frequent lane changes.
Extension to more roads
Originally, Speed Profiles were only available on highways. With FSD 12.5.6.2 they are now extended to all roads with a speed limit of 80 km/h or higher or higher. This means that
- More flexibilityDrivers can also select the driving mode on country roads and expressways.
- Adapted driving style: The vehicle adapts better to different traffic conditions.
Why is this important?
The extension of the Speed Profiles offers several advantages:
- Improved driving experienceMore control over the driving behavior of the vehicle.
- Increased safetyBetter adaptation to the respective traffic situation.
- The future of autonomy: A further step towards fully autonomous driving.
Availability of the update
- Current distribution: The update is currently being distributed to selected vehicles with AI4 hardware rolled out.
- Wider availabilityThe update should be available to more users in the coming weeks.
- Future updates: FSD v13 is expected to be the next major update, possibly around Thanksgiving.
Restrictions
- Lower speedsSpeed Profiles are not yet available on roads below 80 km/h.
- Hardware 3 vehicles: Owners of these models do not currently receive the update.
Conclusion
With the expansion of the Speed Profiles Tesla is once again setting new standards in electromobility. The update FSD 12.5.6.2 offers drivers more options and significantly improves the autonomous driving experience.
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