#Autopilot

FSD • Apr 09, 2026

Tesla remotely disables FSD on unauthorized vehicles using third-party devices

Tesla has begun remotely disabling the Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature on vehicles that used third-party hardware to enable it without authorization. This action targets owners who activated FSD in regions where Tesla does not officially offer or support the software. For owners and enthusiasts, this reinforces that Tesla actively enforces its software licensing terms and that such unofficial modifications are not permanent.

FSD • Apr 09, 2026

Tesla tames down Mad Max mode in FSD v14.3 (videos)

Tesla has released its FSD v14.3 software update, which notably tones down the aggressive "Mad Max" driving mode for a smoother experience. This long-awaited update follows a period where testers found the previous version's behavior repetitive. For owners, this means the autonomous driving feature should now operate in a more cautious and comfortable manner.

FSD • Apr 08, 2026

Tesla rolls out FSD v14.3 (2026.2.9.6) with better reaction time, rewritten AI compiler with MLIR (Release Notes, rollout status)

Tesla has begun the public rollout of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software version 14.3, which CEO Elon Musk previously indicated is a major update. The release focuses on improved vehicle reaction times and features a rewritten AI compiler using MLIR technology. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents a significant step forward in the performance and underlying architecture of Tesla's autonomous driving system.

FSD • Apr 08, 2026

Musk falsely claims Tesla FSD is 10X safer than humans, complains about lawsuits

Elon Musk claims Tesla's Full Self-Driving is ten times safer than human drivers, but the company has not released data to support this. He is using the claim to frame ongoing lawsuits over FSD-related crashes as an attack on technological progress. For owners and enthusiasts, this highlights a continued gap between Tesla's promotional statements and the verified, publicly available evidence regarding FSD's safety.

FSD Europe • Apr 08, 2026

Tesla FSD v14 vs Mercedes Drive Pilot: The Autonomous Driving Showdown

Tesla's FSD v14 is a Level 2 system requiring driver supervision, while Mercedes' Drive Pilot is a certified Level 3 system allowing drivers to disengage in certain conditions. This means Mercedes offers legal hands-off capability, but Tesla's system aims for broader operational use. For owners, the comparison highlights the trade-off between Tesla's more ambitious but supervised automation and Mercedes' legally recognized but geofenced self-driving.

FSD • Apr 08, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving v14.3: First Impressions

Tesla has released its Full Self-Driving v14.3 software to its Early Access Program members. Initial impressions indicate significant improvements over the previous version, making the system more enjoyable and less frustrating to use. This update is a positive step for Tesla's autonomous driving technology and its development community.

FSD • Apr 07, 2026

Tesla FSD v14.3 rolls out with MLIR rewrite, 20% faster reactions

Tesla has released its Full Self-Driving v14.3 update, featuring a complete AI compiler rewrite that results in 20% faster reaction times. The update also includes practical improvements like enhanced behavior around emergency vehicles and a new parking spot feature. For owners, this means a more responsive and capable driver-assistance system.

FSD • Apr 07, 2026

Tesla rolls out FSD v14.3 with upgraded neural networks and improved decision-making [2026.2.9.6]

Tesla has begun rolling out its FSD v14.3 update, featuring upgraded neural networks for improved decision-making. The update is currently available for vehicles equipped with the latest HW4/AI4 hardware. This means eligible Tesla owners can expect enhanced performance from the driver-assistance system.

FSD • Apr 07, 2026

Tesla Full Self-Driving v14.3 rolls out: here’s what’s new

Tesla has begun rolling out its Full Self-Driving software version 14.3 to early access testers. This update follows version 14.2.2.5, which a reviewer described as particularly confusing. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals a new phase of testing with anticipated improvements and changes to the autonomous driving system.

FSD • Apr 07, 2026

Tesla driver passes out drunk on Autopilot — arrested for DUI

A Tesla driver was arrested for DUI after being found passed out behind the wheel while his car was operating on Autopilot. This incident highlights the ongoing misuse of Tesla's driver-assist systems by some owners who treat them as fully autonomous. It underscores the critical warning that these systems require active driver supervision and are not a substitute for a sober, attentive driver.

FSD • Apr 06, 2026

Why safety regulators closed their investigation into Tesla’s remote parking feature

U.S. safety regulators have closed their investigation into Tesla's "Actually Smart Summon" feature, finding no injuries resulted from its use. The decision follows Tesla issuing several software updates to address the concerns. This removes a regulatory overhang for Tesla and affirms the safety of the current version of the automated parking feature for owners.

FSD Europe • Apr 06, 2026

Tesla's "Grand Cleanup" Precedes European FSD Launch

Tesla is rolling out a major software update in Europe that, despite minimal release notes, is a strategic technical overhaul to prepare for the launch of Full Self-Driving (FSD). This "Grand Cleanup" involves a complete semantic and technical transition of its driver-assistance systems to align with the upcoming FSD software. For European owners, this means their vehicles are being readied for the imminent arrival of FSD capabilities.