Watch Her First Time Trying Tesla FSD - You Won't Believe What Happens!

Watch Her First Time Trying Tesla FSD - You Won't Believe What Happens!
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[@khuo0219]

so many canadian couples are having the same experience these couple of days. It is an Easter to remember.

[@danliebster9894]

At 7:06, in Ontario, you are only legally required to signal if your action will affect another vehicle. In that case, legally, you did not HAVE to signal. Most of us just signal everything because it's easier mentally, than trying to decide every time if we need to or not (assuming you don't drive a BMW, if you do, you never have to signal).

[@thedubwhisperer2157]

Signalling at every turn regardless of the situation is very poor driving. In advanced driving and before a turn, we are taught to consider: course/mirror/signal/speed/gear, then mirror/signal/horn/accelerate. If you indicate and there is no one there, will anyone see it?

[@saidomiv3465]

@@thedubwhisperer2157 Issue is people never signal when cars are behind them and clearly need to do it all the time so they remember

[@frecklesx20]

Your wife did great! Tried mine this morning. It was amazing . Only one mistake.

[@Ughthisagain]

The lane ending merge is rough for FSD. I find using the gas to get in pole position works best. My two lefts and a right to work is not worth it. iMO. But for a long trip it might be nice on all highways

[@NaughtyGoatFarm]

Your wife? Or fsd?

[@lachlanB323]

@@NaughtyGoatFarm lol

[@skywave12]

With all the cameras looking 360 degrees you only have to use your blinker to do lane changes. Great for those with bad backs or cramped neck. Have been a beta tester for over 2 years. Once you are familiar with it you will want to get it. Great for long commutes. Moves over slightly to make room for motorcycles passing from rear and you would not even know it until the bike passes. Quite safe once you know it's quirks. FSD has came a long way and is getting better.

[@ctuna2011]

I have been using the auto pilot for the past year and it took me awhile to trust it. I have been using FSD since Friday pretty impressed but there have been a few disengagements and surprises. When I see a Tesla driver at tell them about the demo most don't know about the demo.

[@akide]

Wow that’s impressive the double hair pins at the end.

[@DaxM]

It definitely was!

[@gioelestendardo2819]

yeah, I follow FSD very closely and that mountain part really impressed me. I always thought it would fail in that scenario, but it did it no problem

[@TeslaFSDStudent]

You have a very brave wife Dax! The driving overall looks impressive, can't wait to go for the test drive with my new Model 3 2024 HW4

[@ericchild3363]

I am glad you released this video as I agree with you that very few "normal" people will want to try FSD without someone more experienced along for the ride to reassure them

[@mcRydes]

I love to see this first experience videos! Thanks for sharing.

[@slmdaddy1]

My wife been riding along side of me three years now and I have had it as Beta tester. She agree it’s gotten much better then the early years. She is afraid to try it out on her own. I was in her car the other day. She was driving and she is competent driver but I was thinking to myself Tesla is a bit smoother driver then she is. Not my first time at the rodeo and I didn’t tell her that. Now you know.

[@spacep0d]

FSD is way smoother than my girlfriend, and way more decisive. She won't even try FSD on her own (risk-averse). I took her on a few FSD drives and she likes it, so she might trust it more in the near future. I think she's also worried about her ability to quickly correct a mistake without panicking too.

[@anthonyballog8026]

V12 was a complete game changer.

[@kennyg.3966]

I just got trial FSD and used it to drive to the mall and back home. This is so amazing! So much fun! I got giggles all the time! That being said, its fun but would never spend the amount of money he is asking.

[@waynerussell6401]

US$500 a year for the safest car you can own? Average car ownership is 12.5 years. Tesla lasts at least twice as long as an ICE.. Thats half the cost of insurance!!

[@kennyg.3966]

@@waynerussell6401 I have 2 Tesla's, I've already drank from the Elon Musk Kool aid. Anything over and above what I have is gravy, and I'm not about to pay $16k CND for gravy. The only time I will see myself using FSD is if I'm tired, lazy, drunk or just showing off. I'm never to lazy to drive my Tesla's, love them, I don't drive drunk or tired, and I think having 2 Tesla's is enough to give me bragging rights between my friends and family. To me, it's purely for Schitz and giggles.

[@yourlogicalnightmare1014]

​@@waynerussell6401 Huh? What's $500/yr? FSD is $200/mo in the U.S. Average car ownership is 12.5 years 😂 where? I buy new every 3-5 years. So my nemesis car buyer is keeping their car 25 years. That's hilarious

[@dathyr1]

I agree. It costs too much for me being retired and fixed income. Even doing the subscription would add up too much over a short period of time.

[@spacep0d]

You can also set up FSD to engage with a firm single press too. One can also change modes, from chill, average, to assertive if you want to control how quickly it accelerates. One can also set how often it changes lanes too. It's going to be more difficult for risk-averse people (women mostly) to want to try FSD but those that learn to trust it (with supervision) are going to love it.

[@johnreese3762]

I just tried it for the first time yesterday and I felt the same as your wife. On the way back I had a warm and fuzzy feeling all the way!! Thanks for the great /entertaining video!!

[@thedubwhisperer2157]

You'll feel a little less warm and fuzzy when it tries to run you off the road or hit another car head-on...

[@markgallagher9691]

Great work Dax. We need more videos of non-Tesla nerds to test the stack.

[@environmentalcanadian2338]

Loved the video. Thanks for posting brother. I have a Model Y with FSD and I love the FSD. I agree with everything you said. First timers to FSD will need a demo. Peace, Calvin. PS I'm approx 50,000th on the list for a Cybertruck.

[@ronjos]

Wonderful, thanks for doing this. Buy the stock this week

[@jamesmcneal1821]

Very insightful, thanks!

[@thomasaquinas157]

This is great. Thanks! The women in my family are very skeptical. I just figure they'll be the last adopters.

[@mcRydes]

I think they'll start slow -- but once everyone realizes that it's obviously safer I think they'll move fast. Faster than young men who obsessed with vroom vroom

[@lachlanB323]

Yeah, so true. You see guys fine with it but the wives always struggle for some reason. I guess women are just more risk adverse? ...probably why they live longer but hey in this case I guess it helps you live longer to not be.

[@spacep0d]

More scared than skeptical, likely.

[@thedubwhisperer2157]

@@mcRydes I'll consider FSD 'safe' when it can pass 10000 standard driving test in a row in 1000 different locations.

[@mcRydes]

@@thedubwhisperer2157 seems like a reasonable bar tbh. I think it would pass the vast majority of driving tests already tbh. I don’t recall having to make an unprotected left on my test, or handle weird atypical intersections.

[@MidnightO42]

a fellow canuck! thanks for the video, fun to see it driving around town

[@thedubwhisperer2157]

"it SHOULD go in the proper lane by itself...". How reassuring...

[@balaji-kartha]

My sister in-law, in North Carolina, who has had a Tesla for ages, had no idea about the free FSD offer! Now I have to see if she will download and try it 😀

[@jerrybakker7002]

I haven't tried FSD yet and am hesitant. But after watching your car tackle the turns going up to Rattlesnake, I will give a try soon. I grew up in Milton so I am very familiar with the roads.

[@TeslaElonSpaceXFan]

Tesla FSD 🥰😍

[@raymondwong2521]

Nice to see that you have added the second screen behind the steering wheel, which Tesla should have made it in the first place for the Y and 3.

[@thomasjacques5286]

We are 72 and received FSD v12 on Easter Sunday. So far we are blown away by what it can do. Fast Forward 12 months or even 6 and see how much better it gets.

[@tomnguyen1795]

Great video. Thanks

[@karunald]

Awesome camera mount!

[@nadgerz]

Lovely video! Next test... you drive the *same* route, and wife and daughter sit in back with sleep masks and they have to guess when you are using (or not using :) ) FSD and why? It always seemed to me that would be a good test for passengers. Except the 'too close to my door' situations ... you'll be free of those with sleep masks. I guess they'll know it is FSD when you have your sleep mask on too ;)

[@LifelongMusicJunkie]

I have FSD Supervised on my Model S and the problem is that the paint for the lanes on the streets are all washed out after the winter, so the car often rides between two lanes, or chooses poorly. I could trust it a bit more if we had good lane paint that was still visible! The town won't repaint the lanes until May or June so the trial is not that great for my purposes. It's too bad because it's pretty cool. The speed setting, which I thought I had at +15 kph over the speed limit seems to be exceeded quite often as well, going 19-20 kph over the posted limit with no traffic around. It's almost like it knows on ceratin streets that I drive 20 kph over the limit 🤣 Cheers from NL

[@delo3936]

Awesome drive. Cheers.

[@Glenhh]

Great test. It shows it can impress people who’ve never seen it but it also shows how scared people are in the beginning. This fear will lead some people to fight this from getting mainstream and others to simply never use it. Tesla should start figuring out how to adress that asap since they act like it’s going to get mainstream next year.

[@SeanLavery]

I too am afraid of elevators with no operator. Who knows what could happen. I will never trust a robot.

[@gioelestendardo2819]

this was a great video man

[@77magicbus]

Great product . I don't have a tesla yet, but will definitely have one in the future. I would want the FSD. Price should be about half what they are charging.

[@BitJam]

Thanks Dax! Still waiting for the free trial here in rural New Mexico. Would be nice for a 5 hour round trip to the service center.

[@DaxM]

You’ll get it soon.

[@davidsaunders6268]

Great video. I got FSD installed on Saturday. It is very interesting. I like it but don’t think that I would pay $16,000. Especially when it is for this car only. Intend to upgrade in a couple of years. The thought of subscription service next month is intriguing when i take longer trips.

[@NanoSchaap]

Dax. Always like your videos. I have the FSD when I bought in 2021 @10k CAD. I have to admit that v12 is by far the best experience so far. Feels way more natural. But like your wife and many others on videos I watch. They don’t like it. My wife always asks to shit it off when she is in the car. Not to mention that I also have a VF8 and she is now refusing to drive after our first experience getting stranded. Looks like is is doing better now but still need to pass the PTSD.

[@DaxM]

I hear ya man. It’s so true. Thanks for watching!

[@JW-fm2cy]

I got my complimentary fsd yesterday. Used it twice and blew my mind. Only issue is that I dont have the money for it. Wish Tesla had financing for fsd purchase.

[@thefish5861]

They kind of do. $200 a month subscription. That’s five years worth at a $12,000 purchase price. And you can turn the subscription off and on as you choose.

[@JW-fm2cy]

@@thefish5861 true but I'd rather keep the software.

[@djalan2000]

@@thefish5861 That's exactly what I will/would do! Most folks wouldn't bother using it just to go to the corner store or, well, anyplace within a couple of miles. I don't even use the nav system at all if I'm just going to go pickup fast food (several about 1 mile or less) or go to the grocery store. But I am trying it out and I kind of like it, but it bumped a little curb (it's about 8-9" wide) between 2 driveways and scraped the hubcap, didn't like that. But I can see how it would be REALLY helpful on trips as well as commuting. It was fun letting it take me to work! Yeah, I think the monthly way for me. Usually get a new car every 5 years, so with car being 1 year old now, it would be cheaper to pay monthly for 4 years if I was going to use it every month.

[@joahash7411]

How do we get the trail. Mine is still auto pilot. Did everyone get the trail except me??? Lol

[@RetroEliteGaming]

@@joahash7411Depends on whether your tesla has Autopilot 2.5 computer or FSD hardware 3.0 computer installed. If you’re on 2.5 then this trial option is not available for you. Must have hardware 3.0 for FSD.

[@AdnMoko]

awesome video... 😁👍

[@kam0073]

Great video!

[@Steve_Byron]

The women in my family would say “What do we need you for”😂

[@spacep0d]

Someone has to get them to experience it for the first time. :D

[@hungtuanbui9669]

Thanks… I had M3 and I still afraid to try it… a great video

[@spacep0d]

Try a very safe road late at night (safety score be damned) and give it a shot, or try it on a sleepy Sunday morning or something.

[@khuo0219]

It is pretty much the same reaction when you are teaching a teenager how to drive and are afraid to relinquish control to somebody with unknown driving skills. As we do more FSD drives, we will trust it more and the system will also get better. I will be redeeming 10k points to follow its progress closely. Still not worth 16 grand yet, but it's making me want to trade in my second vehicle for another Tesla.

[@spacep0d]

FSD is far better than teens though. ;)

[@adamveenendaal4159]

3:30 - "Look at all the information that the car sees." And by the way, it isn't using any of that for driving, it is a different neutral net.

[@markl3893]

I just picked up my '24 Model 3. I was told I would have the 30 day trial download within 72 hours. I used Autopilot a lot, plus Autosteer and navigation a little bit, on my '21 Model 3, so I'm used to how it feels and shouldn't have any problems trusting it to go point-to-point for me. If it's as good as it is looking here on KZbin I'll be wanting to buy it.

[@CO8848_2]

I tried it and I was blown away.

[@darknight2628]

HI Dax! I am in the same boat as your wife (she did amazing btw). I have tried but foor whatever reason, I think I am missing a step as mine doesnt "drive it self". Do you mind sharing your autopilot screen to show what you chose in the options?

[@777Outrigger]

Seen a couple of lane ends, and it had to merge. It turned on the blinkers then and did a good job merging. v12.3.3

[@nishisingh227]

Very impressive!

[@paulmeynell8866]

Cool well done

[@irusev]

They need to do a day-by-day subscription for weekends and long trips. very few people actually will buy the full thing or the monthly subscription

[@aronasdasdf8095]

that is how robbotaxi work

[@jumartinez1]

Today mine went out of lane at 60miles/hr on double continuous lines twice not reducing the speed, I was ready to take control and I did, it's crazy since I had enhanced previously and never did that before

[@thedubwhisperer2157]

It is impossible to know when the laughingly- and fraudulently-called FSD will try to kill you.

[@brendan1]

Never got the option to have a 30 day demo in my Model 3. My friend got one in his Model Y. My Model 3 does have the FSD capable computer. It's also now $99 / month in Canada last I checked in the app upgrades.

[@douglashempel8037]

I will definitely try it. Looking forward to it, actually. I doubt the better half would try it without me...

[@spacep0d]

Same issue here. My girlfriend is way too scared to try this on her own. But, I demoed it for her a few times and also her female friend (once) and both are impressed with the tech. Women will be the last group to adopt this, but that's true in life. Men take the most risks by far, with exception and overlap.

[@goldeneagle9958]

I'd like to see this redone without her hands on the wheel and a view of the pedals to see if she's using them at all. As for the signal on that merge, it's going to one lane so she really wasn't "changing lanes." No biggie, IMO.

[@slowercuber7767]

I just want it to SLOW DOWN a little (accelerate easier and observe (something close to) the speed limit) (especially when on CHILL+CHILL), not make every turn a sharp turn, try not to hit every pot hole, avoid dropping my right back wheel into the ditch because it made the turn to sharp. And a few other things, but it is usable, as is, and I'll be using it when on trips, especially to new places.

[@SusanStorm217]

I think it should be called FWCD, Full Watching Car Drive. You have to watch the car drive all the time while it is driving.

[@rafman8889]

I tried it on my Model 3 it’s great unfortunately it’s unaffordable for a lot of people 😢

[@waynerussell6401]

Half the price of insurance over average 12 year ownership.

[@Longtack55]

The way she's slopping that lip balm on makes me think she's anticipating "a little anxiety."

[@sjvtesla]

Nice

[@TheGreatestJuJu]

Definitely unscripted. “Are you going to record this? It already is.. “😂😂

[@DaxM]

We never script our videos. It’s always natural and real. Hehe

[@lucadellasciucca967]

7:02 "it didn t even signal" would mean the car didn t signal and did not do something else, which was not the case! P.S. If it doesn t signal when you want, you signal.

[@louren1951]

Good vid.

[@kam0073]

"We aren't cheap its expense!" lol. I can understand that statement but if it actually does what it is expected to do at some point these prices will be considered dirt cheap.

[@raymondwong2521]

Try using FSD on roads with the biggest and deepest portholes, the v12.3.3 FSD makes your tesla go straight through the porthole and causes damage, which Tesla blames on you to pay for any suspension related damage afterwards due to "you need to supervise FSD". Also, try backing up your Tesla in FSD in a public parking lot, it won't do it. The lack of rear cross traffic alert makes the system useless in thoses situations. So much for "it will blown your minds" and "it drives better than a human driver does". Try it.

[@chrish8871]

That’s a bit off the deep end imo. For someone not used to fsd and not fully understanding the technology one probably needs to take smaller steps. Do you remember the first time you used cruise control? It’s in nerving getting used to not being in control by your right foot. Good job though and with the internet watching 😅

[@dathyr1]

Yes, that is the problem. We now have many Tesla drivers that have never used or watched videos like this and know how FSD actually performs. Many people like myself (never did FSD), would not drive the way FSD does. Frist it speeds up too fast to get to desired speed limits. Second it does turning by doing square 90 degree cornering. it gets somewhat out in the middle of the intersection and then turns sharply at 90 degree angles. To me it acts like the car wants to continue to go straight and then turns at the last moment. When it first did that, I thought the car was not going to turn. Last thing I don't understand is when I get to destination - my car did not come to a complete stop - it kept on going very slowly. Am I supposed to hit the brake or do End Trip. I was expecting the FSD to come to a complete stop at my destination - it didn't.

[@bearlemley]

Looking forward to trying it. We have Enhanced AP here in Thailand, but it is so frustrating using just one the highway here I rarely use it except if I want to scratch my right foot. Letting exit from the highway will always illicit a scream from the wife, but entering the highway is worse. The lane changes make very little sense. It will tell you that it needs to get out of the go. Fast lane when you can clearly see that there is a slow car ahead that would force you back into the go. Fast lane in a short amount of time. It does not recognize big Mercedes-Benz roaring down the tollway in the go fast lane at 160 km and will not get out of the way. The ‘phantom’ breaking is not a figment of the imagination. It is very real and very active here. Smart summon only works for my wife. For me it just wants to crash. Hopefully version 12.something will be able to drive here in Thailand as drivers here just are not as disciplined and well mannered as they are in other countries. (Everyone drives on both shoulders as soon as the traffic slows a little). Moped drivers cut everyone off all the time. If you are from the west, you will either stay pissed off constantly or learn a new calm. Empty taxis are a menace! So it will be interesting. As smart as FSD seems now, I think it will, have to be genius level to drive in Bangkok.

[@delightfulThoughs]

What Tesla should do now at the end of this one month trial is to lower the price for 3 month to 5000$.

[@ohmygosh6176]

Monthly is now $99 I may get it if I am going on a vacation on a long drive just for a month

[@MrFrmartin]

I get my first Tesla today, Gonna try the same thing with wife, and myself..lol. Noticed a hud behind your steering wheel. Which brand did you install? or did that come with

[@DaxM]

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[@gnosis7662]

I have FSD in my Tesla but I almost never use it because it's way too slow compared to my human brain. It takes too long to make decisions, especially at intersections and drivers behind me get impatient. I find myself constantly turning it off and taking over to save time. On the highway it does a better job but still a little too cautious for my taste. I guess I'm just too aggressive of a driver. If you're a slow and overly cautions driver, it might work for you.

[@SANTIAGOSANCHEZ-yw3pd]

Maybe it didn’t signal when merging as no vehicles behind it?

[@paulmeynell8866]

Not signaling is not unsafe,as an advanced driver we are tough to only indicate, if there is someone to indicate to! A lot of people indicate on an empty road!

[@nishisingh227]

Does it honk at other drivers?

[@KirinRise]

great video

[@cutty02]

how much did you pay total for your car and the FSD?

[@battery_wattage]

8:45 that’s too fast for your wife😂? I guess I’ve been spoiled with faster Texas drivers.

[@SANTIAGOSANCHEZ-yw3pd]

My wife wouldn’t try it even w me in the vehicle

[@philipgrice1026]

Thank you for doing this. Smart move. I know people here in the US that refuse to use cruise control. They are afraid of it. Worried because they are "not in control". So sad.

[@spacep0d]

In my view, CC is 10x scarier than FSD. I never use Cruise Control, but FSD is very good even now.

[@PinchOfLuck]

"Ok it's not so bad." Translation: "Wow, looks like any other human would do it."

[@trex2092]

At 00:40 failed to lock the suction cup to the glass, throw the lever over, DUH.

[@Bigpopp1]

Hairpin turns and u-turns are no match for fsd v12

[@vonrickter]

Not sure if you have 12.3.3 its even better no interventions even with FSD degraded in the rain.

[@darrenhamm2666]

What your is your Tesla? I have a 2023 and haven't received the trial yet. 😏

[@PhongNguyen-nz9kz]

With all its flaws it’s still impressive.

[@arbitrator6744]

Does FSD have learning capability, like knowing how to handle the lane merge situation?

[@techman2553]

Each vehicle doesn't learn new things on it's own, they collect data and send it to Tesla servers to create new training scenarios. Then the updates are pushed to all of the vehicles. So your car won't learn from experience, but each update includes new things learned from the experiences of all the Tesla cars.

[@arbitrator6744]

@@techman2553 I learned today that if the Right button is pressed during FSD, a message will appear on the screen asking why you disengaged Autopilot. You can submit a report/message directly to Tesla for review. I think this is the two-way feedback Tesla is hoping to achieve for improving the system.

[@spacep0d]

The very foundation of the tech uses video data from billions of miles to train the neural net.

[@Tleedog6969]

I like it, however it doesn’t avoid pot holds😢

[@spacep0d]

Potholes.

[@camarokidaj1978]

The whole point of the free FSD for a month is to get more training for the AI computers. It cost Tesla nearly nothing and they get thousands and thousands of hours of data.

[@bearcubdaycare]

"Ahhhhhhh....."

[@aus2908]

I think the most terrifying thing is not that you're terrified at experiencing it for the first time, it's that you become complacent after a long time, and forget that a computer can still glitch. And in this case, glitches can give you stitches. Or worse!

[@jonathanahten5065]

The thing is not to never glitch though. It is to glitch substantially less than the average human driver.

[@Asheface11]

It has a redundant backup so if one cpu “glitches”, it can still do what it needs to do

[@vincentcarino878]

how do you unlock that 30 day free trial??

[@DaxM]

See my newest video showing you how.

[@4FC]

Hey Dax, there's people out there with a foot fetish and they would love to have that aspect recorded as well.

[@LifeSized101]

But not Australia?

[@kaycee557]

There were 3 drivers in this car.

[@nobodynobody1235]

I guess my 10 years old can drive himself to school when I get the updste

[@tallbrownie8109]

Did you pay the 16k for the package?

[@Tech4geeks21st]

It’s a free trial for everyone for a month. Otherwise it’s currently 12k usd

[@tallbrownie8109]

@Tech4geeks21st cool cool...I believe what your saying....I hope the fsd monthly package comes to Canada...but prices are still high for the model 3 and y vs USA...it's sad but

[@shuriken4852]

Of course she will be stressed, as for her first drive you took her on a double hairpin, that even a human driving would be nervous about. Why not start by taking in a regular drive around town. Also regarding the car not signalling the 2 lanes merge into 1, you yourself said that there was no other car in the other lane, so why would FSD need to signal.

[@ourv9603]

Never driven FSD before? Thats right, FSD drives you. !

[@HarshColby]

Try auto-speed.