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User reports FSD Hurry runs faster in Model Y than in Model S
Unconfirmed: a Reddit user reports that FSD's Hurry profile behaves noticeably faster in their 2026 Model Y than in a loaner Model S. According to the post, both vehicles run HW4 and the same FSD version, and the comparison was made on the routes the user drives regularly. On a 45 mph zone, the Y reportedly wants to go 55 mph or more, while the S settles at a speed the text does not specify, as the post cuts off at that point. There is no official confirmation from Tesla.
- Model Y reportedly wants 55+ mph in a 45 mph zone, per the user.
- Both cars reported on HW4 and the same FSD version.
🔎 Why it matters: No official confirmation from Tesla: the user claims Hurry in their 2026 Model Y is faster than in a loaner Model S, with HW4 and the same FSD version. It is an individual experience on familiar routes, not a controlled test.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: If reproduced, Hurry would exceed the 45 mph limit described in the post by at least 10 mph.
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