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**FSD 14.2 Experience & Review:**
* **Overall Impression:** After 7 hours of city/parking lot driving, the host describes 14.2 as "wow" and a "massive step forward" from 14.1.
* **Improvements:** Braking for leaves and general jitters are "99.9% solved."
* **Parallel Parking:** Experienced a "genuine reaction moment" watching the car parallel park with precision, assertiveness, and efficiency for the first time.
* **Driving Behavior:** The car is taking him from parking spot to parking spot intervention-free, safely, comfortably, and courteously.
* **Parking Lot Performance:** Found it "incredible" at navigating pedestrians and "perfectly parking every single time," with no regressions despite reports from others.
* **Nag System:** Noticed no relaxation in the nag system; still situational. While stopped, users can look away freely, but in motion, a blue warning appears around 7 seconds of eyes being off the road (sometimes up to 13 seconds).
* **Basic Right Turns:** Still feels uneasy during basic right turns where traffic comes from the left at high speeds due to hesitation.
* **Lane Selection:** Praised fixes for historical lane selection problems, noting the car now correctly chooses the far-right lane to go straight instead of left-turn-only lanes.
* **Hesitation Example:** Noted one instance of "jerkiness and hesitation" when going around a mail truck, involving unnecessary braking. However, this was one of only two such instances in seven hours, marking significant improvement.
* **Conclusion:** Very pleased with the progress, comfortable taking family or friends for rides, and excited for 14.3.
**FSD 14.2 Navigation and Route Planning Issues (Most Glaring Problem):**
* **General Problem:** A "disconnect between the map navigation and where the car is actually going" is currently the most glaring issue.
* **Example 1 (Country Fare):** Navigation said go right, car signaled left and went left, taking a roundabout, circuitous route and adding minutes.
* **Example 2 (Road Work Area):** Instead of following the road ahead, the car took a right turn, drove around in a parking lot, and randomly parked miles away from the destination before eventually getting back on track.
* **Example 3 (Roundabout):** In a road work area with a roundabout, the car went effectively backwards, taking a route that would have added two miles unnecessarily.
* **Example 4 (Leaving H-apole):** Navigation said turn right, but the car went left, attempted a U-turn, got stuck, went the opposite direction of the destination, pulled into a parking lot, turned around, and finally got back on track, adding about seven minutes.
* **Example 5 (Dix to Men's Warehouse):** For a destination directly across a parking lot, the car parked in the initial Dix parking lot multiple times before finally driving to Men's Warehouse on the third attempt.
* **Hope for Fix:** The host believes this problem should be a "relatively easy fix" for Tesla.
**Other News & Updates:**
* **Auto Wipers:** The host states Tesla's auto wipers are "atrocious" and "unusable," advocating for a physical rain sensor.
* **FANTIC X10 Compressor (Sponsor):** The host highly recommends the FANTIC X10 Cross, an upgraded portable air compressor, praising its versatility (tires, balls, inflatables), impressive battery life, and its use as a light and power bank. Mentioned a Black Friday sale with up to 46% off.
* **Robotaxi Fleet in Austin:**
* Joe Tetmire reports high service demand, making the service "unusable."
* Ethan McKenna notes minimal fleet growth (29 vehicles) despite a 10x service area expansion, stating it's not ready for public use.
* Elon Musk responded that the Austin fleet "should roughly double next month" (to 58 vehicles in December).
* This is "disappointing" compared to Elon's previous prediction of 500 vehicles by year-end (and 1000 in Bay Area).
* Tesla's fleet density (0.12 vehicles/sq mile, 0.24 if doubled) is still an order of magnitude behind Waymo's (2.25 vehicles/sq mile in Austin).
* **Critique of Elon's Predictions:** The host criticizes Elon for making short-term predictions that are significantly off, arguing it disappoints supporters and creates "attack vectors" for critics. He advocates for "under promising and over delivering."
* **Lost Hills, CA Supercharger (Oasis):** The world's biggest Supercharging site is now operational, completely off-grid, powered by solar and Megapacks. It was completed in under 8 months, showcasing Tesla's vertical integration.
* **Uber "Destination Begging":** Highlighted issues with Uber drivers accepting rides, being unhappy with the destination, and then driving away to force the passenger to cancel, underscoring the need for robotaxis.
* **FSD Licensing:** Tesla's VP of Finance, Sendiel Polani, cited the lack of timely OTA software updates in other companies as a reason for low feasibility in licensing FSD.
* **Sweden Strikes:** A new blockade in Gothenburg has halted all Tesla paintwork at "All Around Lack," impacting warranty repairs and transport damage fixes, requiring Tesla to find another workaround.
* **Tesla in India:**
* First all-in-one full-service Tesla Center (retail, service, delivery, V4 charging) opens November 27th in Garuguram.
* Tesla now has 4 charging stations (16 Superchargers, 10 Destination Chargers) in India.
* About 100 Model Ys sold since September.
* Tesla's GM suggests customers could save $22,000 over 4-5 years due to low maintenance and electricity costs vs. petrol.
* Acknowledged a slow start due to pricing, import duties, and charging infrastructure, but sees it as long-term brand building.
* **European Sales Data (Jan-Oct Year-to-Date EU, EFTA, UK):**
* Overall BEV market is up 26.2%.
* PHEV market is up 32.9%.
* Tesla sales are down 29.6% year-to-date (75,807 fewer vehicles) and market share dropped from 2.4% to 1.6%.
* October sales alone were down 48.5%.
* While other manufacturers also saw declines, Tesla's drop was significant, and a rebound after new model changeovers has not materialized.
* **Tesla Holiday Parties:** Tesla is hosting public holiday parties at select showrooms in late November/early December, offering FSD demo drives, toy giveaways, and accepting donations for charity.
* **Actuator Manufacturing:** A job posting for a "Technical Project Manager, Actuator Manufacturing" in Langley, British Columbia, confirms Tesla's plan to expand in-house actuator manufacturing, aiming for long-term cost savings and reliable supply.
* **UK EV Road Charge:** Starting April 2028, EVs will pay a new road charge of 3 pence per mile, and PHEVs 1.5 pence per mile, with annual adjustments for inflation.
* **Waymo Noise Complaints (Santa Monica):** The city of Santa Monica has ordered Waymo to stop overnight charging at two stations due to resident complaints about noise, threatening litigation if not complied with.
* **Tesla Stock:** Closed at $426.58, up 1.71%, with volume 27% below average.
* **Host's Gratitude:** Expressed appreciation for his viewers' continued support.