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@JCChristopher Back before I drove a Tesla I would to get anxious about the Austin rush hour drive home at night, now I could care less. FSD has completely eliminated commute stress from my life, and it's invaluable.

Robotaxi doing well in dense downtown Austin.

@JCChristopher I've had it take me on weird routes before and I was like what is it doing? Then later I found out there was an accident or a traffic jam on the usual route and it actually picked a more efficient route.

While taking my wife to work this morning Tesla FSD 14.3.2 decided to take us off the navigation and on a 3-minute detour of the Woodlands. But then as soon as my wife was saying something about the navigation snafu, FSD showed her what is truly important, as it avoided a car in the opposite lane of traffic coming into our lane while being a jackass trying to go around a school bus full of kids. My wife may not have been pleased with the 3-minute detour, but then Tesla FSD said "put some 'spec on my name woman!"

@JCChristopher How many are you buying JC?

Cybercab is about to be the beating heart of Tesla’s Robotaxi revolution Selling Cybercabs to individuals and fleet operators is going to be massive. Anyone saying “Tesla will own the whole fleet” clearly doesn’t understand how current day rideshare works. Demand swings like crazy throughout the day. A lot of people are saying: “I’d love to buy one for my family… but I don’t want strangers in it.” Ok, totally get it. But here’s the reality: Cybercab isn’t going to be your typical personal car. Buying a Cybercab and not letting it into the fleet is like buying a 1,000-unit apartment building… then refusing to rent out any units because “what if my cousin visits for a wedding?” It just doesn’t make economic sense. IMHO, Tesla is going to build powerful incentives so owners want their Cybercab working. The fleet wins. Owners win. Riders win. America wins.❤️🚀🇺🇸

@LeviHoliday4 Cheap charging at home, it drives you wherever you want to go, parks itself, almost no maintenance, fast as hell, quiet, Grok at your fingertips, road trips require no planning, superchargers are everywhere, great sound system. Once you experience one you're hooked.

Should I get a Tesla? Convince me to get one

@JCChristopher A lot of deer are still breathing because of FSD.

This is amazing job by Tesla FSD and Cybertruck! If this had been any other vehicle, we know what the outcome would have been. Thank goodness Scott and this family of deer are both unscathed tonight! ❤️

@JCChristopher It sucks you can't warn other drivers about someone like that.

@jpsmith00 No, cancelled riders can't rate the driver, nor the other way either.

Got my perfect 5.00 Uber rating back tonight! I had one 2-star rating from a few months ago where they left no reason for the low rating. But regardless, finally pushed it out with 500 straight perfect ratings (which basically means 1,000 straight perfect rides based on fact that only 50% of riders even do a rating). And all of it with 100% Tesla FSD. Houstonians love Tesla and FSD, and the vast majority it was their first time in a Tesla. As for the 90 Driving Score, Houstonians also love Mad Max. And I want someone from Uber to come to Texas and drive 65 mph on the Beltway…

@geoffschwartz Burn those with a flamethrower.

Easy number 1 for Oregon.

@DigitalDaisyX Honestly once I get in my Model Y I don't want to get out.

Do you ever just sit in your car because it’s that good I’m still on 14.2.2.5 and it’s so smooth I don’t even want to leave. 14.3.2 should be here any day and yeah I’m excited, but I’m also like how does it get better than this It honestly feels like a spaceship sometimes. Kinda crazy this is just normal now

@teslascope I just got 14.3.2 last night on my 2026 Model Y.

Another wave of Full Self-Driving V14.3.2 (2026.2.9.10) is now going out to additional AI4 vehicles in North America. This wave is expected to include about ~15-20% of eligible vehicles, bringing the total to ~55-60%.

@archivewarfare Wasn't aware FN FALs were still being issued today.

The frontline is deadly than you think

@dallasteslaclub @Tesla_AI My biggest issue is it getting the speed limits wrong, in larger towns and cities it's usually correct but in rural areas it's maps are often listing the wrong speed limits.

Morning, @Tesla_AI Just want to give it to you straight. FSD is probably a 5x better driver than me. Could be closer to 10X at this point. That being said…. Navigation and map routing decision are maybe a 1 out of 10. Actually horrible. At this point, it’s the only time I take over control of the car.

@DigitalDaisyX This would be amazing.

A Tesla motorhome would totally change family road trips. FSD handles the drive, and everyone just relaxes like it’s a mobile home on wheels. You’d just stop at Superchargers along the way, ideally near parks or campgrounds, maybe even built right into family-friendly travel spots. It feels like the future of road tripping, especially with Tesla Semis already proving long distance electric travel works.

@FoxNews Buy a @Tesla , charging costs almost nothing at home. You don't need to care about gas prices again.

REPORTER: "The average price of a gallon of gas is now $4.30 in this country..." PRESIDENT TRUMP: "And you know what? And we're not going to have a nuclear weapon in the hands of Iran." "The gas will go down. As soon as the war is over, it'll drop like a rock. There's so much of it. It's all over the place, sitting all over the oceans of the world."

@JCChristopher JC do you ever drink out of that bottle, it's always full, is it just where you rest your hand?

Tesla FSD Uber Ride (v14.3.1) from Houston Bush Intercontinental Airport to Marriott Marquis Hotel in Downtown Houston with Two Engineers (Electrical and Aero)

@SawyerMerritt In town never, on road trips on rural highways it often gets the speed limits incorrect (65 in a 75 or 80 for example), so I'll switch it off for a bit and try it again later hoping the speed limit is correct.

If you use any version of FSD (Supervised) V14, what is the most common reason you disengage (even if it’s rare)?

@TSLA_inside_ It's got a way longer range than 6 meters, I summon mine from the parking garage at work, it's way farther away than that.

With the rollout of Full Self-Driving in the Netherlands, many people expected Tesla Summon to have a much longer range — at least 50 meters. In reality, it only works up to about 6 meters, and even then it performs inconsistently. It often fails to respond, making the feature unreliable in daily use. A 6-meter range is simply too limited to be practical. This limitation is not caused by the RDW or Tesla itself, but by current UNECE regulations. $TSLA

@DigitalDaisyX A Jeep Wrangler. I worked at home for 5 years and had to return to the office, I hate commuting. I was looking for a vehicle with adaptive cruise to make it easier and that led me to the Tesla, best decision I could have made, zero regrets.

What did you drive before you got your Tesla?

@mikepat711 I just did a 3k mile round trip (Texas to Oregon and back) in my 2026 Model Y, on FSD 90% of the time. It handled rush hour in Denver and Dallas perfectly, It was amazing, much lower stress than manually driving. I wouldn't want to go back to a gas car, especially for long trips.

The two biggest things people ask me about my Tesla are: 1) Do you have problems charging it? 2) What do you do when you have to take long trips? I need you to understand this. I travel a lot by car. Long distances north/south/east/west through rural parts of every state, 500+ mile trips often. Teslas are WAY BETTER than any other car for road trips. Way better than any gas car, way better than any other EV. It is far EASIER, not harder, to road trip in a Tesla. You don’t have to look for charging. This is all done by software. You don’t have to plan stops. This is all done by software. You don’t have to drive or navigate. This is all done by software. You get into a Tesla, type or speak any destination anywhere, press “start self driving” on the screen, and that’s it. You’re done. The rest is all handled by software. You just have to sit there and enjoy the view. Zero stress, zero deciding which rest stop to stop at when you think your tanks gonna be low, zero worry about wrong turns, zero attention required to nav. Just kick back and take it in. It makes a 8 hour road trip feel like 2 hours, and you feel completely refreshed upon arrival, like you were sitting on your couch relaxing. No neck tension, no brain fatigue from keeping a car from crashing for 8 hours. It’s way better than any other vehicle for travel, not the opposite. I’m on a 600 mile work trip right now, and if someone told me I had to give up my Tesla and start traveling by ICE car again, I’d prob look for a new job. Seriously. It is way way better for travel.

@DigitalDaisyX Texas to Oregon and back, FSD the whole way. Just got back on Thursday.

Easy Sunday drive today quick Supercharger stop, then let FSD take over… I was basically just a passenger the whole time. What’s the longest trip you’ve trusted it with so far?