马斯克透露:新 Tesla 车主不买 FSD
Elon Musk Reveals New Tesla Owners Are Not Buying Full Self-Driving
0:00I need to start off this video telling you a story about my coworker who recently bought a Tesla Model 3.
0:05So at the end of November my coworker bought a Model 3. Yes he knew the new one was coming but they had
0:10really good deals. He wanted to pick it up for the tax credit was gone and he asked me a lot of
0:14questions and what I like about talking to someone like this about their new Model 3 purchase is
0:20they are not like me and they're probably not like you watching this video who is someone that's
0:25kind of into Tesla. They're nerdy about it. They research everything. They know everything about every
0:29car, he is just a person who wanted a car for a good price with good features.
0:34And that's what he got.
0:35He's very happy with the vehicle.
0:37And yes, this clip is me sitting in the backseat of his car while he uses FSD on his 3 month
0:41free trial.
0:42And in this less than 20 minute drive I took with him, the car tried to turn us into
0:46oncoming traffic.
0:47So the initial impression from him and the software is probably not going to be great.
0:51So when I'm lucky enough to talk to a person like this that isn't so exposed to Tesla,
0:55I can learn a lot more about the cars.
0:57I've been driving Teslas for five years now.
0:59A lot of the people I know that drive Teslas
1:01have been driving them for a while.
1:03So we kind of get used to the features
1:04and used to the cars and all of that.
1:06I use this as an opportunity to ask him
1:09about full self driving and autopilot
1:11and of course other aspects of the car,
1:12but he gets the three months of free full self driving
1:15with his new purchase.
1:16And I was curious if he was really gonna use it,
1:18if he would enjoy it, if he wouldn't like it.
1:20He's an inquisitive guy, he's a smart guy
1:22and he does like tech, but he's not nerdy about it.
1:26He just wants to try things and see if he likes them and then kind of decides if he'll continue using them.
1:30So his initial impressions were basically, it's really neat, but it does really dangerous things that scare me.
1:37And so I don't really want to use it.
1:39And he doesn't really use it to this day.
1:42His free trial is almost up and I was asking him, hey, when you're free, I knew the answer, but I asked him anyway.
1:47When your free trial of FSD is up, are you going to buy it?
1:50Are you going to go through with the purchase?
1:52Do you think you want to like subscribe to it?
1:54to pay the 200 a month and he said absolutely not.
1:56There is no way.
1:58Actually, to start the conversation, I said,
2:00hey, do you still have FSD on your car?
2:01Because I didn't know if it had been three months yet.
2:03And he said, what's FSD?
2:05I laugh.
2:06And I asked him again, I was like, FSD, do you still have it?
2:09And then he guessed some other things
2:10that FSD might stand for until I finally just told him,
2:12no, I mean, full self-driving on your car, do you still have it?
2:14And he said, oh yeah, I have it for another month or so.
2:16And then I said, are you going to pay the 200 a month for it?
2:19And he said, no.
2:20So I asked him, why not?
2:21And of course, he said, it's way too expensive.
2:23He also said that he doesn't use it.
2:25He does turn it on sometimes again, you know,
2:27here and there just to try it out,
2:28but he said it for the most part,
2:29he just drives himself pretty much completely.
2:31So I asked him, what if it was 50 a month?
2:33And he thought about it.
2:35It wasn't an instant yes.
2:36I recently did a poll on X or asked a question on X
2:39and it got a lot of attention.
2:41I guess people are really interested
2:42in the price of FSD.
2:43And most of the replies there, again,
2:45X is probably a lot of, you know, nerdy Tesla people.
2:48We're like, oh yeah, I don't pay for it now,
2:49but at $50 a month, that's a no-brainer.
2:51Well, my coworker said, you know, he thought about it.
2:54He goes, yeah, 50 maybe I would pay for it.
2:56And he goes, I don't really drive that much.
2:58So I wouldn't really use it.
2:59And he said, but if I drove long distances a lot,
3:01I would definitely pay 50 a month for it.
3:03And then my response was, well, that's kind of funny
3:05because if you drove a lot of long distances,
3:07that's mostly gonna be highway.
3:08And in my opinion, autopilot gives you like 90%
3:11of what you need on the highway anyway compared to FSD.
3:14And so he kind of thought about it.
3:16And he goes, yeah, that's a good point.
3:17And he hasn't even tried standard autopilot yet.
3:19and he said that he needs to basically try that out
3:22and see if he wants to go forward with FSD,
3:24but he's 99% sure he doesn't want to pay all the money for it.
3:26Basically, the point of that story
3:28is to get across to you that that's probably
3:31the average person buying a Tesla,
3:33is that's a ton of money,
3:34especially when you're talking about a Tesla
3:37that's maybe $35 or $40,000 after tax credits
3:40and incentives and all these things,
3:41to then ask somebody to lump another $12,000 on top of that
3:46for the option of FSD,
3:47or to pay 200 a month on top of their car payment,
3:50that's probably only gonna be,
3:52only gonna be somewhere on five or 600,
3:55depending on interest rate and how much they put down.
3:57Maybe it could be 700 or something.
3:59You really want them to add another $200 per month
4:02on top of that.
4:04It's a big ask and people are not responding.
4:06So on Tesla's recent earnings call, Elon Musk said,
4:09that 400,000 people are using FSD,
4:11and that's the same number.
4:13That's the same number as the last earnings call,
4:14400,000 people.
4:16And so if that number is accurate,
4:18it means not a lot of people are buying FSD.
4:21Some people probably sold their cars and maybe lost FSD
4:25and the next person didn't pick it up
4:26and maybe a new person bought a Tesla and bought FSD.
4:29But overall, it seems the number of FSD users
4:32is not going up.
4:33I don't know if that's exactly a problem for Tesla,
4:34but it does tell us something
4:36about what the public thinks about FSD.
4:38The Model Y was the best selling car in 2023, officially,
4:41and even selling all of those Model Ys over the year,
4:44it seems that the use of FSD is not really going up.
4:47I do a lot of videos and content about FSD,
4:49or at least I did when we were waiting for version 12.
4:52And something I've noticed in the content,
4:54I do around FSD either on X or on YouTube.
4:57The sentiment seems to have changed quite a bit.
5:00Back in the day, two years ago or whatever,
5:02I'd post videos and of course you'd have some haters
5:04or some people saying like,
5:05oh, this is garbage, it'll never work correctly, blah, blah,
5:08blah, which is totally fine.
5:09I put the videos out so people can see what's happening
5:11and kind of make their own judgment calls.
5:13but lately it seems like a lot more
5:15of the comments are negative
5:16and in different ways than they used to be.
5:18So in the past, it would be, you know,
5:20there's no way this is ever gonna work.
5:21It's not gonna be a robo taxi,
5:22which in my opinion is a valid take.
5:25But then a lot of people would be like,
5:26oh, this is such a cool technology.
5:28I can't believe this is on customer cars.
5:30I can't believe, you know, you can purchase this
5:32and use it.
5:32It's anyone versus something like a WeMO,
5:34which is like there's only a few of them, et cetera.
5:36Well, now a lot of the sentiment I'm getting
5:39in comments and everything on my videos is like,
5:41what a waste of money.
5:42This is stupid, why would anyone want this?
5:44And it's people that own it,
5:45people that own the FSD are getting a bit frustrated
5:48with the lack of progress.
5:50And I think it really comes into your expectations
5:54when you are either purchasing the software
5:55or your history with the software.
5:57If you used FSD three years ago and it was total garbage
6:00and you're using it today and you think about that comparison,
6:03it's a lot easier to be like, man, this is amazing.
6:05I love this technology, et cetera.
6:07If you're somebody that's buying a Tesla today
6:09or you bought a Tesla in December of 2023
6:12and it's your first experience
6:13and you try that FSD for three months
6:15and you're driving down the road
6:17and it goes to swerve off the road.
6:19Yeah, you're probably gonna be like,
6:20what the heck is this garbage?
6:21Why did I pay for this
6:22or why would I pay for this
6:23if it's gonna do these dangerous things?
6:25So with this sentiment change
6:26that I'm noticing, I'm wondering what your thoughts are,
6:28especially if you actually own a Tesla and use FSD
6:31or are thinking about it, I suppose,
6:33what do you think of FSD lately?
6:34Because a lot of the problem in the sentiment,
6:37in my opinion, is Elon over the past few years telling us every year for five, six years now,
6:42oh, this year we're gonna have Robotech's. This year we're gonna have Robotech's. Now, for me,
6:46personally, I'm just like an optimistic person, but I'm also very realistic. So every time Elon said
6:51that, I was like, yeah, right. There's no way by the end of this year, you know, for multiple years,
6:56I've I've thought to myself and I've said it in videos and stuff, there's no way by the end of
6:59this year my car's gonna be driving itself. It's just not gonna happen. So the fact that that
7:03expectation wasn't met for me is kind of like, well, yeah, that's what I expected. So I don't mind
7:08as much and I love the progress and I do love what's actually on my car today. Although it's
7:12called FSD and it doesn't actually fully drive itself. What I have, I do enjoy. I'm also in a slightly
7:18different position because I make videos about it and those videos can make money. So, you know,
7:22it's something that I can monetize. Whereas if this was just something every day, I didn't make videos
7:27about it or didn't talk about it on social media and stuff, I might not care as much. I might not
7:31want to use FSD, I might not want to pay for it because it's not something I can use as a tool in
7:37another way. Another thing to think about with FSD adoption is think about people that are using
7:41their Teslas, me and you or new users or old users who have something like the auto wipers
7:47that were so garbage for what six months, I think we had these really awful auto wipers. Now people
7:53have been complaining about them for more than six months, but from my experience they were working
7:56really well until around six months ago and then some update just made them total garbage,
8:01They wouldn't wipe in the rain. They would wipe all the time when there was no precipitation.
8:05And it seems in the past few weeks they've actually fixed that with the, I think the holiday update did pretty much fix the auto wipers.
8:10So they seem to be working well for me again. Think of somebody who's thinking about spending all this money on software when their wipers don't even work.
8:16Do they really trust that a company's going to be able to make a car drive itself when the company can't even make the wipers wipe when there's something on the windshield?
8:25It's at least something to think about or the lack of park assist Tesla has said on their website for over a year now
8:31Yeah, you're getting Tesla vision and it can't park itself
8:34Yeah, and you can't use some and you can't use smart some in like our older cars, but but it's coming
8:37It's coming and how long can you really say that? How long can you leave up on the website for?
8:43$6,000 you get
8:44Park assist or I should say auto park they do have park assist now although they didn't before you get auto park
8:50summon and smart summon, but then when you go through with the purchase you get a little disclaimer saying like okay
8:54These don't actually work right now, but it's coming soon like what if you bought your car a year ago?
8:58It's still it's just leaves bad taste in people's mouth
9:01They're not gonna want to pay you more for additional software when what they already paid for what they already paid for isn't quite working yet on top of that
9:08I really think nitsa kind of screwed Tesla here a little bit with this latest recall thing and regulation now
9:15Now it was a voluntary recall and Tesla is working with NHTSA, but people are really annoyed
9:20by the NAGS.
9:21Now I recently made a video you should check out.
9:22What I was talking about for me the NAGS don't seem that different, but they are more aggressive
9:26on autopilot.
9:27The camera does watch your eyes on autopilot.
9:29I had a lot of feedback from you guys in the comments which was great.
9:32And it is a change that people are adapting to.
9:34Now still in my opinion, if you're sitting facing forward and you have a hand on the
9:39wheel, the car's not going to bug you.
9:41But other people, that's not their experience.
9:42I don't want to discount that.
9:43just in my experience, the car seems to work okay.
9:46It is a lot more sensitive though to you looking away
9:49and things like that.
9:50And so if people are using basic autopilot
9:51and getting yelled at all the time,
9:53and they're like, this is stupid, I don't even want to use it,
9:55again, they're not gonna pay for additional software.
9:57And I've seen that sentiment online a ton as well.
10:00People saying, I don't even use my autopilot anymore
10:02because it yells at me so much.
10:03I'll give you a couple tips real quick,
10:04either wear sunglasses because it changed the eye tracking
10:07to head tracking, which is a little more forgiving,
10:09or wear a hat so it can't see your eyes.
10:10And again, it changes it to head tracking.
10:12So if you do look down at your phone,
10:13even with sunglasses or a hat, it's still gonna yell at you,
10:16but it's a little more forgiving.
10:17So just so you know, without any of those things,
10:19I've had full drives where I drive for 20 minutes
10:21and I don't get nagged one time.
10:23So just throw that out there.
10:24Now, despite this, there is some good news for FSD
10:27in that number one, we have version 12 coming soon,
10:30whatever, like, does a slowly, weirdly rolling it out.
10:34It is coming eventually.
10:35It's just one of those things that's like,
10:36we're waiting forever, but it'll be here soon,
10:38I would guess within the next couple of weeks,
10:40it'll at least start rolling out to more people.
10:42And on top of that, the miles driven with FSD have increased.
10:46So Tesla did release that chart on the earnings call
10:49and miles are going up with FSD.
10:51So people are still using it.
10:53It's not that adoption has dropped off.
10:54It doesn't look like the graph is starting to flatten out
10:57or anything where miles aren't increasing as much.
10:59It does seem people are still using it at a consistent rate.
11:02So while maybe new people are not buying FSD,
11:05I really don't blame them for that,
11:07it seems the people that did buy it,
11:09they're still using it.
11:10and they continue to use it just as I do myself.
11:12I do use it for like 99% of my driving all the time,
11:15even though I haven't made an FSD video
11:16and I don't know, probably a month or something.
11:18I still use it every single day for almost all of my miles.
11:21And speaking of that, it is funny
11:22because when I was talking to my coworker,
11:24he said to me, so wait, wait, you're asking me
11:26all these questions, are you using it for all of your driving?
11:29And I said, yeah, I started to say yes,
11:31but the day that we were talking about this,
11:33there was a huge snowstorm that morning
11:35and it took me like well over an hour to get to work.
11:37And I had to be like, well, okay, today I didn't,
11:40because of the snow.
11:42Like normally yes, I use it for all of my driving.
11:45So I did have like an hour and a half of driving
11:47where I turned it on for just a couple of minutes,
11:49the whole time just to kind of test it out in the snow.
11:51But for the most part, that whole drive I did manually.
11:53And it's just so funny we were having that conversation
11:55that day and I had to kind of tell him like,
11:57yeah, I paid for it and yeah, okay, I guess I don't.
11:59I'm not using it, you know, like today at least.
12:01So I'm very curious about the future of FSD,
12:04especially because still to this day,
12:05I'm skeptical that the car in my garage
12:08with the current hardware that it has on it,
12:10my hardware for Tesla Model Y is capable
12:13of being a robo taxi.
12:15It's not gonna be, that car's not gonna be a robo taxi.
12:17I just don't think so.
12:18I also am very skeptical that it's gonna get to the point.
12:21Again, that vehicle, I think Tesla can do it eventually,
12:24but that vehicle in my garage is gonna get to a point
12:26where I could be sleeping and it's driving me around.
12:28I just, there's just something about the hardware setup
12:32and these years and years we've been testing this
12:35and Tesla keeps rewriting the software
12:36and redoing the software.
12:37that keeps me very skeptical.
12:40At the same time, I have very high hopes for version 12.
12:44I think we're gonna see something really magical,
12:46maybe not right out the gate, you know,
12:49when you get a new version,
12:50I think it might be a little goofy,
12:51especially with everything's different and blah, blah, blah,
12:53not trying to make excuses.
12:54I just really think that's how it's gonna be.
12:56But I do believe in, let's say, three,
12:59I'll give you a number.
13:00I don't usually like to give numbers
13:01because it's hard to do,
13:02but I would say within three to six months after
13:03version 12 FSD wide release,
13:06I think we're really gonna start to see some magic
13:09in that the car is gonna be incredibly, incredibly capable
13:13and taking us much farther distances without intervention
13:16than we thought was possible previously.
13:18And I would love to be wrong about my prediction
13:20about the car and my garage.
I need to start off this video telling you a story about my coworker who recently bought a Tesla Model 3. So at the end of November my coworker bought a Model 3. Yes he knew the new one was coming but they had really good deals. He wanted to pick it up for the tax credit was gone and he asked me a lot of questions and what I like about talking to someone like this about their new Model 3 purchase is they are not like me and they're probably not like you watching this video who is someone that's0:00
kind of into Tesla. They're nerdy about it. They research everything. They know everything about every car, he is just a person who wanted a car for a good price with good features. And that's what he got. He's very happy with the vehicle. And yes, this clip is me sitting in the backseat of his car while he uses FSD on his 3 month free trial. And in this less than 20 minute drive I took with him, the car tried to turn us into0:25
oncoming traffic. So the initial impression from him and the software is probably not going to be great. So when I'm lucky enough to talk to a person like this that isn't so exposed to Tesla, I can learn a lot more about the cars. I've been driving Teslas for five years now. A lot of the people I know that drive Teslas have been driving them for a while. So we kind of get used to the features and used to the cars and all of that.0:46
I use this as an opportunity to ask him about full self driving and autopilot and of course other aspects of the car, but he gets the three months of free full self driving with his new purchase. And I was curious if he was really gonna use it, if he would enjoy it, if he wouldn't like it. He's an inquisitive guy, he's a smart guy and he does like tech, but he's not nerdy about it. He just wants to try things and see if he likes them and then kind of decides if he'll continue using them.1:06
So his initial impressions were basically, it's really neat, but it does really dangerous things that scare me. And so I don't really want to use it. And he doesn't really use it to this day. His free trial is almost up and I was asking him, hey, when you're free, I knew the answer, but I asked him anyway. When your free trial of FSD is up, are you going to buy it? Are you going to go through with the purchase? Do you think you want to like subscribe to it?1:30
to pay the 200 a month and he said absolutely not. There is no way. Actually, to start the conversation, I said, hey, do you still have FSD on your car? Because I didn't know if it had been three months yet. And he said, what's FSD? I laugh. And I asked him again, I was like, FSD, do you still have it? And then he guessed some other things that FSD might stand for until I finally just told him, no, I mean, full self-driving on your car, do you still have it?1:54
And he said, oh yeah, I have it for another month or so. And then I said, are you going to pay the 200 a month for it? And he said, no. So I asked him, why not? And of course, he said, it's way too expensive. He also said that he doesn't use it. He does turn it on sometimes again, you know, here and there just to try it out, but he said it for the most part, he just drives himself pretty much completely. So I asked him, what if it was 50 a month?2:14
And he thought about it. It wasn't an instant yes. I recently did a poll on X or asked a question on X and it got a lot of attention. I guess people are really interested in the price of FSD. And most of the replies there, again, X is probably a lot of, you know, nerdy Tesla people. We're like, oh yeah, I don't pay for it now, but at $50 a month, that's a no-brainer. Well, my coworker said, you know, he thought about it.2:33
He goes, yeah, 50 maybe I would pay for it. And he goes, I don't really drive that much. So I wouldn't really use it. And he said, but if I drove long distances a lot, I would definitely pay 50 a month for it. And then my response was, well, that's kind of funny because if you drove a lot of long distances, that's mostly gonna be highway. And in my opinion, autopilot gives you like 90% of what you need on the highway anyway compared to FSD.2:54
And so he kind of thought about it. And he goes, yeah, that's a good point. And he hasn't even tried standard autopilot yet. and he said that he needs to basically try that out and see if he wants to go forward with FSD, but he's 99% sure he doesn't want to pay all the money for it. Basically, the point of that story is to get across to you that that's probably the average person buying a Tesla, is that's a ton of money,3:14
especially when you're talking about a Tesla that's maybe $35 or $40,000 after tax credits and incentives and all these things, to then ask somebody to lump another $12,000 on top of that for the option of FSD, or to pay 200 a month on top of their car payment, that's probably only gonna be, only gonna be somewhere on five or 600, depending on interest rate and how much they put down. Maybe it could be 700 or something.3:34
You really want them to add another $200 per month on top of that. It's a big ask and people are not responding. So on Tesla's recent earnings call, Elon Musk said, that 400,000 people are using FSD, and that's the same number. That's the same number as the last earnings call, 400,000 people. And so if that number is accurate, it means not a lot of people are buying FSD. Some people probably sold their cars and maybe lost FSD3:59
and the next person didn't pick it up and maybe a new person bought a Tesla and bought FSD. But overall, it seems the number of FSD users is not going up. I don't know if that's exactly a problem for Tesla, but it does tell us something about what the public thinks about FSD. The Model Y was the best selling car in 2023, officially, and even selling all of those Model Ys over the year, it seems that the use of FSD is not really going up.4:25
I do a lot of videos and content about FSD, or at least I did when we were waiting for version 12. And something I've noticed in the content, I do around FSD either on X or on YouTube. The sentiment seems to have changed quite a bit. Back in the day, two years ago or whatever, I'd post videos and of course you'd have some haters or some people saying like, oh, this is garbage, it'll never work correctly, blah, blah, blah, which is totally fine.4:47
I put the videos out so people can see what's happening and kind of make their own judgment calls. but lately it seems like a lot more of the comments are negative and in different ways than they used to be. So in the past, it would be, you know, there's no way this is ever gonna work. It's not gonna be a robo taxi, which in my opinion is a valid take. But then a lot of people would be like, oh, this is such a cool technology.5:09
I can't believe this is on customer cars. I can't believe, you know, you can purchase this and use it. It's anyone versus something like a WeMO, which is like there's only a few of them, et cetera. Well, now a lot of the sentiment I'm getting in comments and everything on my videos is like, what a waste of money. This is stupid, why would anyone want this? And it's people that own it, people that own the FSD are getting a bit frustrated5:28
with the lack of progress. And I think it really comes into your expectations when you are either purchasing the software or your history with the software. If you used FSD three years ago and it was total garbage and you're using it today and you think about that comparison, it's a lot easier to be like, man, this is amazing. I love this technology, et cetera. If you're somebody that's buying a Tesla today or you bought a Tesla in December of 20235:48
and it's your first experience and you try that FSD for three months and you're driving down the road and it goes to swerve off the road. Yeah, you're probably gonna be like, what the heck is this garbage? Why did I pay for this or why would I pay for this if it's gonna do these dangerous things? So with this sentiment change that I'm noticing, I'm wondering what your thoughts are, especially if you actually own a Tesla and use FSD6:12
or are thinking about it, I suppose, what do you think of FSD lately? Because a lot of the problem in the sentiment, in my opinion, is Elon over the past few years telling us every year for five, six years now, oh, this year we're gonna have Robotech's. This year we're gonna have Robotech's. Now, for me, personally, I'm just like an optimistic person, but I'm also very realistic. So every time Elon said that, I was like, yeah, right. There's no way by the end of this year, you know, for multiple years,6:31
I've I've thought to myself and I've said it in videos and stuff, there's no way by the end of this year my car's gonna be driving itself. It's just not gonna happen. So the fact that that expectation wasn't met for me is kind of like, well, yeah, that's what I expected. So I don't mind as much and I love the progress and I do love what's actually on my car today. Although it's called FSD and it doesn't actually fully drive itself. What I have, I do enjoy. I'm also in a slightly6:56
different position because I make videos about it and those videos can make money. So, you know, it's something that I can monetize. Whereas if this was just something every day, I didn't make videos about it or didn't talk about it on social media and stuff, I might not care as much. I might not want to use FSD, I might not want to pay for it because it's not something I can use as a tool in another way. Another thing to think about with FSD adoption is think about people that are using7:18
their Teslas, me and you or new users or old users who have something like the auto wipers that were so garbage for what six months, I think we had these really awful auto wipers. Now people have been complaining about them for more than six months, but from my experience they were working really well until around six months ago and then some update just made them total garbage, They wouldn't wipe in the rain. They would wipe all the time when there was no precipitation.7:41
And it seems in the past few weeks they've actually fixed that with the, I think the holiday update did pretty much fix the auto wipers. So they seem to be working well for me again. Think of somebody who's thinking about spending all this money on software when their wipers don't even work. Do they really trust that a company's going to be able to make a car drive itself when the company can't even make the wipers wipe when there's something on the windshield?8:05
It's at least something to think about or the lack of park assist Tesla has said on their website for over a year now Yeah, you're getting Tesla vision and it can't park itself Yeah, and you can't use some and you can't use smart some in like our older cars, but but it's coming It's coming and how long can you really say that? How long can you leave up on the website for? $6,000 you get Park assist or I should say auto park they do have park assist now although they didn't before you get auto park8:25
summon and smart summon, but then when you go through with the purchase you get a little disclaimer saying like okay These don't actually work right now, but it's coming soon like what if you bought your car a year ago? It's still it's just leaves bad taste in people's mouth They're not gonna want to pay you more for additional software when what they already paid for what they already paid for isn't quite working yet on top of that8:50
I really think nitsa kind of screwed Tesla here a little bit with this latest recall thing and regulation now Now it was a voluntary recall and Tesla is working with NHTSA, but people are really annoyed by the NAGS. Now I recently made a video you should check out. What I was talking about for me the NAGS don't seem that different, but they are more aggressive on autopilot. The camera does watch your eyes on autopilot.9:08
I had a lot of feedback from you guys in the comments which was great. And it is a change that people are adapting to. Now still in my opinion, if you're sitting facing forward and you have a hand on the wheel, the car's not going to bug you. But other people, that's not their experience. I don't want to discount that. just in my experience, the car seems to work okay. It is a lot more sensitive though to you looking away9:29
and things like that. And so if people are using basic autopilot and getting yelled at all the time, and they're like, this is stupid, I don't even want to use it, again, they're not gonna pay for additional software. And I've seen that sentiment online a ton as well. People saying, I don't even use my autopilot anymore because it yells at me so much. I'll give you a couple tips real quick, either wear sunglasses because it changed the eye tracking9:49
to head tracking, which is a little more forgiving, or wear a hat so it can't see your eyes. And again, it changes it to head tracking. So if you do look down at your phone, even with sunglasses or a hat, it's still gonna yell at you, but it's a little more forgiving. So just so you know, without any of those things, I've had full drives where I drive for 20 minutes and I don't get nagged one time. So just throw that out there.10:07
Now, despite this, there is some good news for FSD in that number one, we have version 12 coming soon, whatever, like, does a slowly, weirdly rolling it out. It is coming eventually. It's just one of those things that's like, we're waiting forever, but it'll be here soon, I would guess within the next couple of weeks, it'll at least start rolling out to more people. And on top of that, the miles driven with FSD have increased.10:24
So Tesla did release that chart on the earnings call and miles are going up with FSD. So people are still using it. It's not that adoption has dropped off. It doesn't look like the graph is starting to flatten out or anything where miles aren't increasing as much. It does seem people are still using it at a consistent rate. So while maybe new people are not buying FSD, I really don't blame them for that, it seems the people that did buy it,10:46
they're still using it. and they continue to use it just as I do myself. I do use it for like 99% of my driving all the time, even though I haven't made an FSD video and I don't know, probably a month or something. I still use it every single day for almost all of my miles. And speaking of that, it is funny because when I was talking to my coworker, he said to me, so wait, wait, you're asking me all these questions, are you using it for all of your driving?11:09
And I said, yeah, I started to say yes, but the day that we were talking about this, there was a huge snowstorm that morning and it took me like well over an hour to get to work. And I had to be like, well, okay, today I didn't, because of the snow. Like normally yes, I use it for all of my driving. So I did have like an hour and a half of driving where I turned it on for just a couple of minutes, the whole time just to kind of test it out in the snow.11:29
But for the most part, that whole drive I did manually. And it's just so funny we were having that conversation that day and I had to kind of tell him like, yeah, I paid for it and yeah, okay, I guess I don't. I'm not using it, you know, like today at least. So I'm very curious about the future of FSD, especially because still to this day, I'm skeptical that the car in my garage with the current hardware that it has on it,11:51
my hardware for Tesla Model Y is capable of being a robo taxi. It's not gonna be, that car's not gonna be a robo taxi. I just don't think so. I also am very skeptical that it's gonna get to the point. Again, that vehicle, I think Tesla can do it eventually, but that vehicle in my garage is gonna get to a point where I could be sleeping and it's driving me around. I just, there's just something about the hardware setup12:10
and these years and years we've been testing this and Tesla keeps rewriting the software and redoing the software. that keeps me very skeptical. At the same time, I have very high hopes for version 12. I think we're gonna see something really magical, maybe not right out the gate, you know, when you get a new version, I think it might be a little goofy, especially with everything's different and blah, blah, blah, not trying to make excuses.12:32
I just really think that's how it's gonna be. But I do believe in, let's say, three, I'll give you a number. I don't usually like to give numbers because it's hard to do, but I would say within three to six months after version 12 FSD wide release, I think we're really gonna start to see some magic in that the car is gonna be incredibly, incredibly capable and taking us much farther distances without intervention than we thought was possible previously.12:54
And I would love to be wrong about my prediction about the car and my garage.13:18
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