Assist problems of the 2024 Tesla Model 3

Four problems related to assist have been reported for the 2024 Tesla Model 3. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2024 Tesla Model 3 based on all problems reported for the 2024 Model 3.

1 Assist problem

Failure Date: 10/26/2024

Have to swerve the vehicle back and forth to get the alarm to shut off.

2 Assist problem

Failure Date: 10/13/2024

Driver set cruise control has fsd imbedded that causes the vehicle to slow down drastically on its own. The car has brake tested several following vehicles so far. I’ve seen this before many times of other Teslas but thought it was the driver and now I know it was not. This causes a chain reaction of braking and smoking tires. I am positive this has created accidents but the ones involved have no idea how it started many vehicles ahead. The lane keep assist pillar cameras do not work in the dark, this has taken me by surprise already. The phantom braking on highways is awful, it is so bad that I am afraid to drive in the winter. The torque of the wheel sensor is not safe, when auto steer disables it can take you by surprise causing you to swerve into on coming traffic. The car accused me of using a cheat device one time so I decided to try it and surprisingly I found that it is actually much safer than using my body weight. These are extremely unsafe for busy traffic and slippery roads. I have videos showing it and will get more.

3 Assist problem

Failure Date: 08/01/2024

The right scroll wheel used to turn on/off adaptive cruise and lane centering doesn't register inputs every time the button is pressed in. This makes turning the system on and off unpredictable and dangerous.

4 Assist problem

Failure Date: 07/13/2024

While driving in the right lane of an interstate using full self driving (supervised) mode (version 12. 3. 6), I was behind a motorcycle that was traveling slower than I. Fsd was gaining on the motorcycle, but failed to move to the passing lane. I had to disengage the system so that the car didn't get too close to, or strike, the motorcycle. I manually moved to the passing lane and reengaged fsd. The car eventually decided to move to the right lane, behind the motorcycle. Again, it was gaining on the motorcycle and got too close, so I once again had to disengage fsd. It seems like the system didn't recognize the motorcycle or didn't recognize that it was traveling than slower than my vehicle.


Other Lane Departure related problems of the 2024 Tesla Model 3

Assist problems
4
Warning problems
2


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