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I Almost Sold My Tesla Because of a Software Update
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I Almost Sold My Tesla Because of a Software Update

A Tesla owner nearly sold their car after discovering that a software update removed free Autopilot from new orders, leaving them without basic lane-keeping assistance. The change was quietly implemented after FSD was approved in the Netherlands, causing frustration among owners who rely on standard Autopilot features. For Tesla enthusiasts, this highlights how software updates can alter vehicle capabilities and potentially affect resale value or ownership satisfaction.

May 10, 2026

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Tesla hits Musk’s threshold for ‘safe unsupervised’ driving
FSD • May 04, 2026

Tesla hits Musk’s threshold for ‘safe unsupervised’ driving

Tesla's fleet has accumulated over 10 billion miles using its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system, crossing a threshold Elon Musk set earlier this year for "safe unsupervised" driving. This milestone suggests Tesla is positioning its technology as ready for true autonomous operation, though the system remains supervised for now. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals potential progress toward regulatory approval for unsupervised FSD, but actual deployment still depends on validation and legal clearance.
Tesla Expands Robotaxi Operations as Unsupervised Fleet Growth Accelerates
FSD • May 04, 2026

Tesla Expands Robotaxi Operations as Unsupervised Fleet Growth Accelerates

Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi operations by increasing both operating hours and the number of fully driverless vehicles. This marks a significant acceleration in the growth of its unsupervised fleet. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this signals that the company is moving closer to a fully autonomous ride-hailing service, which could eventually allow private vehicles to generate income when not in use.
Tesla Robotaxi service in Austin achieves monumental new accomplishment
Latest • May 04, 2026

Tesla Robotaxi service in Austin achieves monumental new accomplishment

Tesla's Robotaxi service in Austin, which launched last summer, has achieved a significant new milestone by removing key operational guardrails, allowing for expanded geofence boundaries and fleet size. The company had previously prioritized safety and delayed expansion, but this breakthrough signals a major step forward in scaling the autonomous ride-hailing program. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this suggests that the technology is maturing and that broader, more accessible self-driving services may be coming to other cities soon.
Tesla reaches 10 billion FSD miles — is there’s a magical milestone for autonomy
FSD • May 03, 2026

Tesla reaches 10 billion FSD miles — is there’s a magical milestone for autonomy

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (Supervised) fleet has surpassed 10 billion miles driven, a milestone CEO Elon Musk previously cited as necessary for safe unsupervised driving. While data collection has accelerated to 29 million miles per day, the article clarifies that this round number does not automatically trigger Level 4 autonomy. For owners and enthusiasts, this means Tesla has amassed a vast dataset to improve the system, but a sudden leap to full self-driving is not imminent.
1966 Ford Mustang converted into a Tesla with working ‘Full Self-Driving’
FSD • May 02, 2026

1966 Ford Mustang converted into a Tesla with working ‘Full Self-Driving’

A Sacramento auto shop owner spent $40,000 and two years converting a 1966 Ford Mustang into an EV using a Tesla Model 3 dual-motor drivetrain, a 15-inch touchscreen, and working "Full Self-Driving (Supervised)." It is likely the first non-Tesla vehicle to run FSD and achieves energy efficiency comparable to an actual Model 3. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this demonstrates the potential for retrofitting classic cars with Tesla technology, though the complexity and cost remain significant barriers.
This Tesla owner won $10k in court for Tesla’s FSD lies. Tesla is still fighting him.
FSD • May 02, 2026

This Tesla owner won $10k in court for Tesla’s FSD lies. Tesla is still fighting him.

A Tesla owner won a $10,600 court judgment against the company for failing to deliver on its promises of full self-driving (FSD) capabilities. Despite the ruling, Tesla is actively fighting the payout by delaying the process, even by just a few days at a time. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this case highlights ongoing legal challenges and frustrations over the company's unfulfilled autonomous driving commitments.