For those who have not had a chance to see the car in person, here is an inside view from the cabin camera. It’s plenty spacious. Took my family of 4 plus grandparents on 3 hour roadtrip. We had a medium size suit case, a carryon, and three back packs. Kids aged 12 and 8 and we all fit very comfortably.
Delivery set in Austin on the 26th but still no vin! Is everyone with that delivery time frame in the same boat?
Just scheduled my delivery date for Sept 26 at Giga Texas with a factory tour! No vin though, but small details right??
I have owned my 2026 MYP in Ultra Red for 3 weeks now. First time Tesla owner here. I genuinely enjoy the car and cannot see myself driving an ICE vehicle ever again. It is like I am driving the future or rather like the future is driving me! I was against EVs for a long time until I test drove a CT earlier this year and the FSD blew me away. I knew then I needed a Tesla to make my daily commute more bearable.
Ok, having said that. We took the MYP on an 8 hour road trip this week from Houston to Midland, Texas. Today we were on I-20. It was a hot and arid West Texas day without a cloud in the sky. Traffic was moderate with vehicles spaced out traveling between 70 and 85/90mph. While headed East, we saw a road crew starting to setup cones on the right lane. The MYP and FSD had no issues and had already moved over to the left. Suddenly a crew worker decided to start walking in the middle of the right lane to clear some debris just before our vehicle got to him. By this point part of the right lane had already been closed but this section where this worker was did not yet have cones. By this point we were in standard driving mode and probably going 70mph in a 75mph zone.
FSD must have perceived the worker to be walking into our lane because it immediately hit the brakes hard and slightly swerved to the left. Luckily no one was tailgating me because it would have caused someone following too closely to rear end me. I immediately took over and accelerated to get up to speed. Thanks to the power of the MYP it was no problem to get back up to a safe speed.
I think FSD probably did the right thing if it perceived a human walking into the lane. However, as a human I could tell that the worker had no intention of going into our lane as he was trying to kick debris off the lane to the right. Needless to say this is why it’s FSD (**Supervised**) because although this technology is beyond belief good, it’s not perfect and there are still situations that require human interpretation.
Anyway, I thought I would share my FSD story today. Again, I love this car and can’t wait till the Model Y L releases for my wife to trade-in her Kia Telluride. Cheers all!