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Tesla FSD 13.1
Overview
FSD 13.1 is an incremental improvement over the V13 architecture, focusing on edge-case handling and reducing intervention rates in dense city traffic.
What's new in FSD 13.1
- Improved lane-change initiation in dense traffic
- Better handling of temporary traffic control devices (cones, flaggers)
- Reduced speed profile oscillation on winding roads
- Improved response to emergency vehicles
- Better curb and obstacle avoidance in tight parking scenarios
Known issues
- Some users report overly conservative gap acceptance at busy intersections
- Occasional unexpected speed reduction in construction zones
Community feedback
Early adopters praise improved consistency in daily commutes. City driving confidence reportedly up significantly compared to V12 series.
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What is new in FSD 13.1?
Improved lane-change initiation in dense traffic. Better handling of temporary traffic control devices (cones, flaggers). Reduced speed profile oscillation on winding roads. Improved response to emergency vehicles. Better curb and obstacle avoidance in tight parking scenarios
What are the known issues in FSD 13.1?
Some users report overly conservative gap acceptance at busy intersections. Occasional unexpected speed reduction in construction zones
What do FSD 13.1 users say?
Early adopters praise improved consistency in daily commutes. City driving confidence reportedly up significantly compared to V12 series.
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