We’re now seeing numerous first drives with FSD beta 10.69.3, which has brought some improvements according to testers. But in some videos, we see improvements still need to be made, which is not unexpected considering the software is in beta form. Overall, many testers have noted major improvements, in line with previous expectations set by Tesla CEO Elon Musk about FSD beta 10.69.3.
Check out some of the videos below showing FSD beta 10.69.3 driving on regular test routes and other drives in city scenarios:
As of Tesla’s Q3 of 2022, the company has roughly 160,000 owners part of its FSD beta program in North America.
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