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I'm having a lot of auto-high beam issues on 36.6. As soon as the car "thinks" no other cars are around it flashes on the high beams. Pretty annoying on well lit city streets.
They don't turn on set to auto for some reason. Maybe because the road isn't paved and our car has trouble reading it because it has no lines painted on it? That's the only reason I can think of.
The reason is that the auto high beams are programmed to turn off below 26mph. I have no idea why they did this. Some idiot probably thinks if you are driving that slowly you are in a city with streetlights and you shouldn’t be using high beams. It is incredibly annoying for those who drive in small rural towns or drive on gravel roads or long driveways.
The reason is that the auto high beams are programmed to turn off below 26mph. I have no idea why they did this. Some idiot probably thinks if you are driving that slowly you are in a city with streetlights and you shouldn’t be using high beams. It is incredibly annoying for those who drive in small rural towns or drive on gravel roads or long driveways.
The AutoHighBeam function still has a non-operating threshold below 266MPH, even now in December of 2023. I have the same issue as azulejo has with driving on dirt roads at speeds below 26MPH for safety. My neighborhood keeps speeds under 25 to avoid hitting wild animals, mostly deer, which cross suddenly in front of you. We need the high beams in that environment.
The sensor is the camera. Nothing is wrong with the camera. It's the software to translate those pixels into actionable results. It's the result of using Tesla Vision without proper testing first.