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Reddit debate: is supervised FSD capability being overstated?
Unconfirmed: A Reddit user considering a Model Y mainly for FSD says they understand the system is not fully autonomous, but find the idea of the car doing most of the driving while they supervise appealing. According to the post, several people have told them this expectation is completely wrong. Among the cited comments, one claims a base model Corolla has more self-driving capabilities. The original text is truncated, so the full arguments and the data supporting these claims are not known.
- A cited comment claims a base Corolla has more self-driving capabilities.
- The author is considering a Model Y mainly for FSD, used under constant supervision.
🔎 Why it matters: Unconfirmed: this is a user discussion, not an announcement from Tesla. The cited comments call the expectation that the car does most of the driving under supervision 'completely wrong' and claim a base Corolla has more self-driving capabilities.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: The buyer is basing the decision on a supervised-driving expectation that the cited comments reject.
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