Tesla owner with 26,000 km in one year explains why he won't buy FSD
michalmalewicz · x · 2026-10-18
A Tesla owner who drove 26,000 km in one year (400-500K km of European road trips total) lays out why he refuses to buy FSD: the nav map for his region was last updated in May despite a highway opening in June, so the car repeatedly tries to steer into nonexistent offramps and slams the brakes under cruise control every time — nearly causing rear-end collisions. Lane guard also keeps pushing him toward oncoming traffic on narrow roads. He likes the car but trusts only cruise control: "Will the autopilot just drive into the highway divider because there used to be a road there 5 months ago?"
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