FSD after hundreds of miles: 'near perfection' with one failed parallel park
FlorianGallwitz · x · 2026-09-06
A long-time Tesla FSD user says after a few hundred miles with FSD, the meaning of 'self driving' changes — you actually want to grab the wheel occasionally just for fun, because the system is that reassuring.
His sole complaint: FSD once attempted to parallel park in a spot that was visibly too short and failed. Otherwise, he calls the experience 'close to perfection.'
Related event: German Blogger Says FSD Redefines Self-Driving After Hundreds of Miles(2 posts)→
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