Thank you for this video. I've had pretty much the same experience. I use FSD probably 2/3 of the time and prefer to take over manually for a couple spots on my daily commute. As time goes on, I've noticed that it does appear to be learning how to handle those spots better and better. I'm excited to see what advancements come with the hardware 4 evolution. It's really a great time to be alive and experience this technology!

I'm so hyped to get fsd beta here in norway! Hope it will come by summer.

YOUR 2020 X HAS THE SAME AUTOPILOT HARDWARE AS YOUR 2022 MODEL S.  screen is landscape and display is different and there are other changes, but computer and cameras? are the same. Still hw3.0.  Refer to link and history of changes. 2.5 to 3.0 change was done in 2019.

This is a great review. Thank you.

Great video BT!  I have been curious about this. I'm still in my Legacy S and really liking the latest beta, and no interior camera.

How is Fsd working now 1 year later.  We are still waiting for regulatins in europe and i drive my model x2017 with fsd but without beta

how about an FSD transfer?

Not sure how you have this wrong. A 2020 X has 3.0 computer and hardware. I do not think a 2022 has the 4.0 so then it has the same as the 2020 x.

At 9:47 it would have been interesting to see if you got into a head on collision or not

I really like the video, very helpful for a prospective legacy S buyer. How frequent is the wheel nag? I test drove a highlands 3 the other day and thought hands free FSD was great, but I'm worried that frequent wheel nag on the legacy models will detract from the experience.

This drive seemed to perform a bit better than on your S perhaps it’s my perception or the X is higher so it sees more of the road.

thank you for this!  it was very interesting t see this in operation.:goodvibes:

Super helpful, I am debating picking up a 2018/19 model x. Wanted to know if the FSD works well with the “older model”

Interesting, i wonder if vehicle size is not properly calculated.

I have a Model 3, considering changing to a used Model X (2020/2021), or a new Model Y... What should I pick & why? My M3 is Standard Range plus, and because of moving/work I kind of need some more range in the winter, and better comfort would be awesome as well.
Do you think an interior cam will be required for FSD?

I saw you listed the 2020 Model x as have hardware 2.0.  I'm looking to purchase one myself and for some reason I thought it had HW 3.0. Can you please confirm?

You say its legacy hardware; is it HW2, 2,5 or 3 ?

Hey I got a question for you. I was planning on buying a Tesla after I buy a home, but when the price drops of the 3 & y would you recommend a Tesla to someone who lives in an apartment? Paying to charge at a station still gotta be cheaper than gas ,right?

What I don’t like about FSD on my legacy X is the lack of a visible speed limit sign and no outside temp display; both of which I deem to be safety issues. Considering we have two screens’ worth of real estate, it’s hard to believe this would be omitted. Your thoughts?

Bro.... Is this Hardware 2.5?