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Tesla FSD 14.3.9 will include new Automatic Collision Evasion feature
Tesla will soon release Full Self-Driving (FSD) version 14.3.9, which includes the new 'Automatic Collision Evasion' feature. This function activates vehicle control to perform evasive maneuvers when braking alone cannot prevent an imminent collision, even during manual driving. The system can take over steering, acceleration, and braking to avoid crashes, and also intervenes if it detects severe driver inattention or unintentional FSD disengagement. Update 2027.5 will first roll out to early access testers.
- FSD 14.3.9 activates evasive maneuvers if braking cannot prevent collision
- System controls steering, acceleration, and braking in emergencies
🔎 Why it matters: Version 14.3.9 introduces 'Automatic Collision Evasion', extending FSD intervention to manual driving scenarios.
📈 Upside: Enhances safety by allowing FSD to take control to avoid imminent collisions when the driver fails to react.
📉 Risk: The feature is a last-resort function and does not replace driver attention, so it may not prevent all accidents.
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