Navigate on Autopilot no longer exits passing lane since 2023.12.11 (Model S Palladium)

[LouValencia]

Ever since the 2023.12.11 update, Navigate on Autopilot (EAP) no longer exits the passing lane on the highway. It will still move out of the passing lane to take an exit or avoid cones, but not to avoid just staying in the lane. Verified Exit Passing Lane in Autopilot Settings is set to "Yes" and even toggled it off and on to be sure, as well as rebooted computer. Anyone else having this issue?

 

[Darmie]

Interesting. Don't say to much on FSD Beta 11.3.6 (2023.12.11) Official Tesla Release Notes - Software Updates about any changes in that area. Maybe they will come out with a few minor updates like they usually do.

 

[LouValencia]

Interesting. Don't say to much on FSD Beta 11.3.6 (2023.12.11) Official Tesla Release Notes - Software Updates about any changes in that area. Maybe they will come out with a few minor updates like they usually do.

Hopefully. Thanks for the link.

 

[EVRider-FL]

With EAP, does Navigate on Autopilot have a Minimize Lane Changes option, or is that only with FSD Beta? In FSD Beta, that option is disabled by default (you have to enable it for each drive if you want it), but I assume that would prevent the car from moving out of the passing lane if enabled.

 

[LouValencia]

With EAP, does Navigate on Autopilot have a Minimize Lane Changes option, or is that only with FSD Beta? In FSD Beta, that option is disabled by default (you have to enable it for each drive if you want it), but I assume that would prevent the car from moving out of the passing lane if enabled.

I don’t think it does, but I’ll double check.

 

[Raymondo]

I have found if you are in, “assertive” lane changes it will not, but in, “average” lane changes it will.

 

[LouValencia]

I have found if you are in, “assertive” lane changes it will not, but in, “average” lane changes it will.

I tried setting Speed Based Lane Changes to Mild, Average, and Mad Max. No improvement. Still stays in left lane.