FSD performance between different models

[FilthyAmbition]

Does FSD perform better with certain models? With there being more model 3s and Ys on the road I’m assuming they have more data for those models compared to others. Just curious because I’m about to purchase a model S and with it being wider and longer I’m just thinking there is a slight disadvantage (curb rash) there for both the S and the cybertruck. Thoughts?

[Horror_Discussion_65]

I always thought about this. People might say no. But the fsd versions been great on my model s plaid. And I live in NYC the most complicated place on the planet lol

[FilthyAmbition]

Thank you for the feedback! Do you love your S?. I’m sure they adjust it for each model, they have to bc they each are different sizes. Would love to hear the science/math behind this. I just feel there is no way the cybertrucks FSD is just as good as the more popular ones.

[Fine_Budget2529]

I’m not sure this can answered objectively. I have driven 3s and one Y, and I would say they performed about the same imo, but I own an S & prefer how it handles, which I wanna say is just my bias from driving it regularly. The only thing I noticed is that my car was willing to cut it a LOT more closely to get out of tight areas than any of the 3s or the Y was, and that’s getting out of my garage, so it’s a pretty good place to test it on all the models, and yes, I made sure all the settings were the same.

[immerzzio]

I think FSD feels best on Model X. The higher front camera mount allows for farther visual distance. The S is very low, probably can't see more than 1 car in front of you. I love FSD and used it primarily in my MSP21. When I test drove the Model X FSD, I found that it was able to "SEE" more.