Forward Collision Avoidance Related Problems of the 2023 Tesla Model 3

Table 1 shows four common forward collision avoidance related problems of the 2023 Tesla Model 3. The number one most common problem is related to the adaptive cruise control (99 problems). The second most common problem is related to the automatic emergency braking (56 problems).

Table 1. Forward Collision Avoidance related problems of Tesla Model 3


Recently reported Forward Collision Avoidance problems of the 2023 Tesla Model 3

The Adaptive Cruise Control problem

Whilst driving on highways which feature multiple speed limits - eg. 70 cars, 65 trucks, 60 buses. If full self driving more or when in adaptive cruise control - the car systems fail to recognize the restriction linked to the lower speed limits.   Read details...

The Automatic Emergency Braking problem

The vehicle was purchased pre-owned directly from Tesla. On the day of pickup and five days later, while operating on full self-driving (fsd), the vehicle phantom-braked abruptly and then dangerously accelerated through a solid red light into cross-traffic intersections.   Read details...

The Warnings problem

I was driving today in California, to topgolf. I had to cross a railway crossing around [xxx] I think, or [xxx] - one of those 2, between [xxx] and [xxx] pm. . I was using Tesla's fsd driving to go on a local road.   Read details...


Forward Collision Avoidance related problems in other Tesla Model 3 model year vehicles:



Model 3 Service Bulletins
Model 3 Defect Investigations