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Tesla Vision fails as owners complain of Model 3 cameras fogging up in cold weather
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this post was submitted on 03 Nov 2023
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I was very happy with my 2019 model 3. I upgraded to a new model y a month ago, and the vision stuff definitely feels like a downgrade. I already have a scratch because the vision based park assist is so bad.
That interesting. I find the auto park so slow to use, it just bugs me that it can't park in one swift motion. I have a model Y that went from radar to vision and FSD is definitely better now than before, but they also don't have car-length based follow distance anymore.
The latest update added "follow the speed/flow of traffic" and that works excellent. I drive 200 miles a day in heavy traffic a few times a week and it is far less stressful in the Tesla w/ FSD.
I wouldn't know how well auto park works bc so far it's never been enabled... 😆
I try it every now and then and yeah, it's never worth it.
I've successfully used autopark twice since 2019.
All the other times, if it sees a parking space at all (which is very rare) it has either aborted immediately or tried to reverse into an obstacle.