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User reports FSD speeds: Standard 58-60, Hurry 67-70
Unconfirmed: A Reddit user says speed is the main reason they disengage FSD, in roughly 95% of cases. According to the post, they want to cruise on the highway between 61 and 63, but consider it impossible to achieve: the Standard profile runs between 58 and 60, while Hurry targets 67-70. They ask why there is such a large gap between the two profiles and why the speed offset setting does not seem to have any effect. The post appears incomplete at the end. It is one driver's experience, not a behavior documented by Tesla.
- Standard profile cruises between 58 and 60, according to the user
- Hurry profile targets 67-70; user says speed offset has no effect
🔎 Why it matters: There is no official Tesla confirmation: this is one driver's experience. If reproducible, the gap between the Standard (58-60) and Hurry (67-70) profiles affects drivers who want steady highway speed.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: According to the user, the Hurry profile (67-70) exceeds the range they consider appropriate to avoid tickets on the highway.
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