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User asks why Tesla removed the FSD speed control option
Unconfirmed: a Reddit user says FSD feels excellent, to the point that he would not trade his Tesla for a car without FSD for daily driving. He criticizes the removal of speed control or limits and says he prefers the Mad Max profile because it reacts faster at traffic lights, signs, and when passing. The text cuts off before detailing why that profile fails him in other situations. This is user discussion, not a Tesla announcement.
- Mad Max: the author prefers it for reacting sooner at lights and when passing.
- Asks why Tesla removed FSD speed control; cites no official statement.
🔎 Why it matters: No official confirmation: the post claims Tesla removed FSD speed control or limits, but cites no version or company statement. It only reflects one owner's experience and complaint about the Mad Max profile.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: Drivers who rely on Mad Max for lights and passing would lose that faster response without an equivalent alternative.
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