CAN FULL SELF-DRIVING ON THE CYBERTRUCK HANDLE CITY TRAFFIC?

EV Channels Review

This video puts Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta to the test in a Tesla Cybertruck, navigating both highway and complex city traffic. The reviewer highlights several key observations: the system's tendency to wiggle the steering wheel during turns, occasional issues with cutting too close to oncoming lanes, and a notable slowness in certain situations. However, the FSD also demonstrated impressive capabilities, smoothly handling lane changes, construction zones, and weaving through traffic with minimal intervention. A significant positive was the absence of aggressive braking, a common complaint in earlier FSD versions. While the Cybertruck's steer-by-wire system seems to require further refinement with FSD, the overall performance in challenging urban environments was deemed "very well" handled, with only a few minor disengagements required for safety or to navigate unusual obstacles like a flagger standing too close to the road. The reviewer concludes that FSD on the Cybertruck is performing smoothly, especially in comparison to earlier builds, and is continuously improving.