Lane Departure Related Problems of the 2023 Tesla Model Y

Table 1 shows four common lane departure related problems of the 2023 Tesla Model Y. The number one most common problem is related to the assist (49 problems). The second most common problem is related to the blind spot detection (22 problems).

Table 1. Lane Departure related problems of Tesla Model Y


Recently reported Lane Departure problems of the 2023 Tesla Model Y

The Assist problem

On October 7, 2026 at about 5:01 pm, on I-75 near acworth, georgia, in clear daylight, my 2023 Tesla Model Y was operating with full self-driving (supervised) engaged at about 76 mph. The vehicle moved from a general traffic lane into an express lane that was closed, and continued toward physical   Read details...

The Blind Spot Detection problem

While traveling on the freeway with full self-driving (supervised) engaged, my vehicle attempted to initiate an automatic lane change to the left. At that exact moment, another vehicle was already traveling parallel to me, fully established in the adjacent left lane.   Read details...

The Warning problem

-as a regular driver in the DC area, I have repeatedly experienced the lane departure avoidance system disabling itself mid-drive. This is particularly troubling in city driving conditions marked by unpredictable traffic, unclear lane markings, and frequent distractions—scenarios where these   Read details...


Lane Departure related problems in other Tesla Model Y model year vehicles:



☘ Model Y Service Bulletins
☤ Model Y Defect Investigations