Commenting on an FSD Beta 10.69.2 test video, Technoking of Tesla Elon Musk gave a few new updates for the upcoming versions and how the automaker will be expanding the number of beta testers.
Musk said that FSD Beta version 10.69.2.1 is going to be rolled out in the next few days after ironing out small issues and making it much smoother. In our last review of this update, we covered how beta testers strongly feel that v10.69.2 is over-cautious around pedestrians even if they are at a much safer distance.
The most interesting part for Tesla owners who want to join the FSD Beta testing club is that after the release of v10.69.2.1, the Tesla Safety Score requirement will be reduced to 80 from the current criteria of at least 95.
Tesla dropping the safety score criteria this much will open the floodgates to a large number of Tesla vehicle owners to be able to join the FSD Beta testing program. Currently, the number of Tesla FSD Beta testing program participants is around 100K users.
A good average driver who is attentive enough to take over the car from Tesla Autopilot in a potentially unsafe situation will easily be able to achieve an 80% score. FSD Beta is currently only available for Tesla Owners living in the United States and Canada.
This year’s Tesla AI Day is scheduled for Friday 30th September 2022 in Palo Alto, California — and shortly after the event, Tesla will release FSD Beta 10.69.3, the next major sub-version update.
If you are a Tesla owner from North America and have a safety score of 80% and above, let us know if you want to join the FSD Beta testing program or not in the comments section below.
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9 replies on “Tesla will drop FSD Beta safety score criteria to 80 after 10.69.2.1 — version 10.69.3 will roll out shortly after AI Day 2022, reveals Musk”
I would like to get the FSD Beta. I have a safety score of 96.
Wait for v10.69.2.1
I am enrolled for fsd beta and eagerly waiting to get it.
Congrats, do let us know when you get it and how it feels. Which state?
I have a score of 97, hundreds of miles in the last month on autopilot, a 2022 Model S, and yet I did NOT get the invite. Imagine that, Musk made a claim he can’t live up to.
I have a score of 82, haven’t received the update yet
Hi model S client here been waiting for FSD beta for quite a while score 99.
I have a score of 98 and have been waiting for over two months. When will I get FSD beta? It says I’m in the queue.
I have a score of 96 on Tesla Y and have not received an offer to join beta.