YouTube channel Mother Frunker has shared a video of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta 10.3 being driven at night in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
The Tesla being driven is from @JeffTutorials, a FSD beta tester from the United States that drove across the border into Canada. The 10-minute video shows FSD beta 10.3 being able to handle various left and right turns for the most part. The system is able to handle itself in Canada, at night and in the rain, without any major failures.
Check out the demo of FSD beta 10.3 in Canada below:
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