FSD V13.2.8 ➡️ V13.2.9 First drive - 20mi, 1 hour behind wheel. At this point, what can I say? I have been running these same routes since late V11 at end of 2023. I can’t believe what it was like then, and what it is like today. There is no greater way to measure Tesla than to sit in these cars watching this thing grow up. It’s incredible, and I’m so glad I got to watch it happen. My drive began with a single button tap on a touch screen. After that, I sat back with a smile on my face as I was driven home with smoothness and perfection greater than I’d ever be able to achieve myself. There is no turning force, no deceleration or acceleration force. Just floating home. Magic. I don’t know how they’ve done this. I don’t know how they’ve made it improve this much and so quickly. I’m glad they did. I’ve been driving Teslas for two years, and still every single day, the thought of jumping in for my commute gives me a jolt of excitement. It hasn’t proven to be a novelty or something I’ve taken for granted. The vehicle just continues to get better and give you more to be excited about through time. Truly the best product I’ve ever owned of any kind. FSD is solved. It isn’t perfect everywhere yet, but it can be measured by the best experiences in the most well trained areas. It’s over. I can’t wait for the rest of the world to start finding out

FSD Supervised ride-hailing service is live for an early set of employees in Austin & San Francisco Bay Area. We've completed over 1.5k trips & 15k miles of driving. This service helps us develop & validate FSD networks, the mobile app, vehicle allocation, mission control & remote assistance operations

ELON: UNSUPERVISED FSD WILL RAPIDLY EXPAND TO THE WHOLE COUNTRY “In a few months, Tesla will release unsupervised full self-driving.  The cars will be driving around by themselves with no people in them.  We'll start that in Austin in June, and then we'll rapidly expand that to the rest of the country.  In fact, anyone who has a Tesla now, if they try self-driving, it should work very well, it should be rare that you need any intervention.  In the future, I think it'll be unusual to see a manually-driven car, it'll be like seeing a horse Tesla's also creating a humanoid robot, Optimus, which I think everyone is going to want because who wouldn't want their own personal R2D2-C3PO robot buddy that will help you do anything you want to do?  I think that's going to be a massive product.  SpaceX is doing rocket launching and Starlink Internet, and hopefully we'll build the technology to make life multiplanetary, to build a self-sustaining city on Mars.” Source: My View with Lara Trump, May 2, 2025

🇨🇳 TESLA’S FSD JUST ASCENDED EVEREST—AND IT DIDN’T EVEN BREAK A SWEAT While most drivers need oxygen at 5,000 meters, Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software cruised toward Everest Base Camp like it was Sunday brunch. A Model 3 owner in China livestreamed the nearly 4,000 km journey from Henan to the roof of the world—no hands, no drama, just AI handling winding mountain passes with icy precision. This isn’t just a scenic drive—it’s a milestone in autonomy. While regulators debate lane changes, FSD just redefined high-altitude endurance. Everest didn’t flinch. Neither did the code. Source: Teslarati

Can confirm FSD is awesome. For the past two months, in our own car, we now just get in, put in the destination and turn on FSD. It’s changed my mood when I drive. More relaxed, less feeling I’m distracted.

JOE ROGAN: TESLA FSD IS WILD - MY CAR JUST DRIVES ITSELF “I put in my address, press these buttons, and it just takes off. It sees the cars, it knows where all the cars are. It hits the blinkers and changes lanes to get around the trucks - it’s wild.” Source: @joerogan

Giga Texas production now uses FSD Unsupervised to deliver cars from end of line to the outbound logistics lot. Over 50,000 driverless miles have been accrued between California and Texas factories so far https://t.co/79zKY0U6Ox

🚨 First order of business: Took my parents on an FSD journey. “Wow!” “This is crazy!” You could hear the skepticism in my Dad’s voice as I started the drive. By the end of it, he couldn’t believe how it navigated non-lined backroads to his house!

The only cars that can drive themselves *anywhere* (not just highways) with FSD Supervised are also the cars with the lowest cost of ownership Plus, lots of things that are usually paid options on other cars come standard on Teslas, such as – Active safety features – Dashcam / Sentry Mode – Basic navigation including map updates – 🔥 audio system – Remote control via phone app – Adaptive headlights – Heated seats & steering wheel And your Tesla continues to get better via over-the-air software updates (also free)

I had my Tesla model S drive me home the other day with FSD, and it’s fucking wild. Changes lanes to avoid slow traffic, stops at red lights and stop signs, hits the blinkers and turns for you. It’s bananas.