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User reports FSD v14.3.10 failed to brake and credits ACE with an evasion
Unconfirmed: A Reddit user with a 2026 Model Y Premium says that, using FSD v14.3.10 in hurry mode and following another vehicle, the system did not brake. The driver took over immediately and, according to the account, a collision was nearly avoided. The user then describes swerving around the car ahead and squeezing into a small gap when another vehicle was already stopped in the emergency lane. The user attributes the maneuver to ACE, though marks it as probable; in the moment, they believed they had done it themselves.…
- User reports FSD v14.3.10 did not brake in hurry mode behind another car.
- The driver took manual control; they probably credit ACE with the evasion.
🔎 Why it matters: No official confirmation from Tesla: this is an individual account from a 2026 Model Y Premium running FSD v14.3.10 in hurry mode. It is not confirmed that FSD failed to brake or that ACE acted.
📈 Upside: According to the account, the driver took control in time and the near collision did not end in a crash.
📉 Risk: The account describes braking not executed in hurry mode and a tight maneuver beside a car stopped in the emergency lane.
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