Discuss: FSD v12.5.4.1 (Update 2024.32.10) Release Notes

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Tesla app update 2024.32.10 includes ASS (Actually Smart Summon), New Summon Options, FSD (Supervised) v12.5.4.1, Vision-Based Attention Monitoring, Full Self-Driving (Supervised), LiveOne Powered by Slacker Radio, Security Improvements, Vision Autopark, Exclude Home When Using Hands-Free Closures, Exclude Home When Using Automatic and Hands-Free Closures, Hands-Free Frunk, Sentry Mode Light Pulsing, Construction on Your Route, Predictive Text for Navigation Searches, Search This Area, Mobile App Notification for Tire Service, Cancel Lane Change in Autopilot. View Release Notes
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2024.32.10 Official Tesla Release Notes - Software Updates

Tesla software update 2024.32.10 includes ASS (Actually Smart Summon), New Summon Options, FSD (Supervised) v12.5.4.1, Vision-Based Attention Monitoring, Full Self-Driving (Supervised), LiveOne Powered by Slacker Radio, Security Improvements, Vision Autopark, Exclude Home When Using Hands-Free...
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I just received 2024.32.10 and I think it's the worst update I've ever gotten. Not only does FSD city mode jerk around like a teenager and stop at the slightest provocation but the highway mode is useless as well. On top of that, for some reason the "Exclude at Home" options don't seem to be working anymore.

After the update my door on my MX kept opening in my garage when I walked by. This is new behavior and I finally had to turn that feature off. Maybe its because I have a "legacy" MX but this is really annoying.
 
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I've turned the "Exclude at Home" option on and off as well as rebooted the entertainment system. Nothing makes it better; my car keeps trying to trap me when I enter the garage. :(
 
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I just discovered that this update broke my Solitaire game! Technically, I think it broke any browser based activity but I generally only play games. :D

Anyway, launching the game just causes it to immediately fail and take me back to the games list. The only way I was able to get the game to launch was to open another, non browser based game, close that game, and then launch Solitaire. Grrrr....
 
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Very disappointed with this version as well. Didn’t stop for a pedestrian, moved forward while a car was backing up in front of me. Didn’t wait while a car was doing a 3 point turn. It’s city driving so not easy, but after trying Waymo, FSD needs a lot of work. I hope Tesla can get there.
 
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PrescottAZRichard said:
Looks like just about EVERYONE has this last update, so maybe another version is getting ready to drop this week? Hope so.
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I really hope so!

My biggest complaints are when other vehicles I am passing, even slightly veer from their lane, my car freaks out and starts tapping the breaks, occasionally hard breaking on the freeway at 75 mph!

It’s also afraid of its own shadow! For no reason at all, it slows down or starts tapping the breaks!

It changes to an adjacent lane which clearly has a fast car approaching in that lane making me look like a jerk only to go 2 mph faster then it was!

It has a big problem with staging ( setting up for an upcoming turn or exit.) It waits until 0.2 miles to get in the appropriate lane, squeezing in when it could have done it .5 or even 1.0 miles, when it was wide open to do so on the freeway!

Ok enough ranting for today 🤪

On: v12.5.4.1
 
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acmem said:
My biggest complaints are when other vehicles I am passing, even slightly veer from their lane, my car freaks out and starts tapping the breaks, occasionally hard breaking on the freeway at 75 mph!

It’s also afraid of its own shadow! For no reason at all, it slows down or starts tapping the breaks!
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OMG - YES! Both of these things are currently preventing me from even trying FSD right now.

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It has a big problem with staging ( setting up for an upcoming turn or exit.) It waits until 0.2 miles to get in the appropriate lane, squeezing in when it could have done it .5 or even 1.0 miles, when it was wide open to do so on the freeway!
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This happens to me as well. When I first got this version I tried a longer trip that involved getting onto the expressway and it had me in the far left lane until the very last minute. There was quite a bit of traffic but the car made it's way across 3 lanes of traffic to merge onto the freeway ... somehow!? It was NOT fun though. 😱
 
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I have to say that I'm very surprised that Tesla would push out 2024.32.10 (with 12.5.4.1) as widely as they have.

This may be the worst example of FSD that I've seen. Inability to drive "rationally" when around other vehicles and phantom braking are this release's core competencies.
 
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michaelmcgaw said:
I have to say that I'm very surprised that Tesla would push out 2024.32.10 (with 12.5.4.1) as widely as they have.

This may be the worst example of FSD that I've seen. Inability to drive "rationally" when around other vehicles and phantom braking are this release's core competencies.
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I’m wondering if this release was for hw3 only. Looks like hw4 people skipped this one and got 5.5 and 5.6 instead?
 
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acmem said:
I’m wondering if this release was for hw3 only. Looks like hw4 people skipped this one and got 5.5 and 5.6 instead?
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It looks like there are some HW4 cars getting the release, maybe these hadn't yet been upgraded from FSD 12.3.6.

But, yeah, most of the vehicles being upgraded with this release are HW3.
 
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I'm getting happier with FSD 12.5.4.1 the more I use it. It's different, which always leads to a learning curve. I use it in the hope that it is safer than me driving, which it should be considering how slow it tends to go.

The first test drive I had, the car looked like it was going to run a red light. Later, on the same road, it tried to go straight into oncoming lanes when the road split and the car should have veered right. And another time the car once again tried to run that same red light.

But since it never did any of that elsewhere, I've concluded that there is some mapping issue that makes FSD think it must be on a road parallel to the actual road, and thus no red light in its path. The lane change incident (which only happened once out of a dozen trips there) was also probably related to a mapping issue.

And that brings up a point to consider - is an FSD failure really FSD's fault, or a mapping fault?

Now I'm in a HW4 Model Y, and I've not seen braking for green lights, or failure to yield to pedestrians. I have seen plenty of poor lane change planning decisions, for which I'm really wanting FSD 12.5.6..
 
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phxazcraig said:
I'm getting happier with FSD 12.5.4.1 the more I use it. It's different, which always leads to a learning curve. I use it in the hope that it is safer than me driving, which it should be considering how slow it tends to go.

The first test drive I had, the car looked like it was going to run a red light. Later, on the same road, it tried to go straight into oncoming lanes when the road split and the car should have veered right. And another time the car once again tried to run that same red light.

But since it never did any of that elsewhere, I've concluded that there is some mapping issue that makes FSD think it must be on a road parallel to the actual road, and thus no red light in its path. The lane change incident (which only happened once out of a dozen trips there) was also probably related to a mapping issue.

And that brings up a point to consider - is an FSD failure really FSD's fault, or a mapping fault?

Now I'm in a HW4 Model Y, and I've not seen braking for green lights, or failure to yield to pedestrians. I have seen plenty of poor lane change planning decisions, for which I'm really wanting FSD 12.5.6..
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I wonder how many of the issues I've experienced are due to the HW. I'm driving a HW3 Model Y (March 2023).

Is it possible that Tesla screwed up and now we'll find that FSD won't ever work "properly" (coherently and smoothly) with the v12 FSD system on HW3?
 
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Ilya1128 said:
Very disappointed with this version as well. Didn’t stop for a pedestrian, moved forward while a car was backing up in front of me. Didn’t wait while a car was doing a 3 point turn. It’s city driving so not easy, but after trying Waymo, FSD needs a lot of work. I hope Tesla can get there.
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Having had much better releases I know Tesla fsd can fix this and hope to see it very very soon.
 
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