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FSD V14 Cuts Reasons to Intervene, Owner Reports
Owner Fritz Hasler, who paid $6,000 seven years ago for a permanent FSD subscription on his Model 3 and now drives a 2026 Model Y with FSD V14, describes a notable improvement in CleanTechnica. According to his account, he can say 'Hey Grok' and have the car leave a garage, parking lot, or Supercharger for a destination, although it still parks on the street or in a lot rather than inside his garage.…
- Owner of a 2026 Model Y with FSD V14 reports fewer interventions needed.
- Open items: garage entry, exact parking spot, and the 1.5 s stop-sign pause.
🔎 Why it matters: The account describes specific FSD V14 behaviors on a 2026 Model Y: 20 mph in school zones, speed bumps, dips, and Automatic Collision Evasion. It is one owner's experience, not an official Tesla announcement.
📈 Upside: Automatic Collision Evasion activates FSD to avoid imminent collisions even when the driver has not engaged it for the trip; according to the author, it requires the $99-per-month subscription and activation in the menu.
📉 Risk: According to the author, the end of a trip still requires intervention: the car does not enter the garage, does not pick an exact spot, and keeps the 1.5-second pause at stop signs.
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