Tesla has started to roll out its Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta 10.12.2 to more testers, including those with Safety Scores of 95 and higher. This is beyond its recent large expansion to new beta testers on the weekend.
“Just got notified for FSD Beta on June 6th, 2022 – I only have a 95 safety score!! There’s hope for everyone lol,” said @imglitchreal on Monday.
Just got notified for FSD Beta on June 6th, 2022 🎯 – I only have a 95 safety score!! There's hope for everyone lol 🙏🏻 @teslascope @DirtyTesLa @teslaownersSV #FSDBeta pic.twitter.com/yVwRe7oofj
— ImGlitch (@imGlitchReal) June 6, 2022
According to Tony Johnston, he received FSD beta with a Safety Score of 96 on Monday as well.
OMG! I think I just got beta! 96 score. @SawyerMerritt @WholeMarsBlog (deleted previous tweet to remove address) pic.twitter.com/sYitENb9os
— Tony Johnston (@RaccoonDBoone) June 6, 2022
Back in mid-May, Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced FSD beta 10.12.2 “is probably where we can expand to a Safety Score of 95+”. Looks like Musk has remained true to his word.
Update: looks like some with Safety Scores as low as 93 are getting FSD beta 10.12.2 as well…
FSD wide beta rollout happening now. Can confirm 93+ safety score are getting it. pic.twitter.com/ZaLFU54nnT
— Chris Stanchak (@chrisstanchak) June 7, 2022
I just got FSD beta tonight on the Y and I only have 93 as well!! pic.twitter.com/ibla4yxrIP
— TesAli (@alifarhat6_ali) June 7, 2022
Did you get FSD beta 10.12.2 with a Safety Score of 95 and higher?
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