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I believe this is something that comes from cloud learning the ai. There's a spot where my car always slows down, it's a tunnel exit that immediately has a speed camera after it. It always steps on the brakes where the camera is. There are other spots too where it always breaks in the same spot for no reason, and there are no bridges even close to the location.

My european spec M3 Highland is pretty scared of headon trucks in righthand corners. This morning at first snow in NL, the cruise control phantom braked so hard the car lost traction for a while. Fix this broken cruise system!!

One of the main reasons I sold my Model Y. Came very close to a major accident on the highway when the car braked from 120 km/hr to 80 km/hr in a second or two and I was nearly rear-ended. Luckily I hit the accelerator just in time. Tech said it was a construction zone which is why the car slowed down...except that stretch of highway was completed 2 years earlier and it HAMMERED the brakes. Also had one full speed unintended acceleration event that was VERY scary. I lifted off the throttle (my foot wasn't on any pedal) and the car car speed up at full speed. I hammered the brakes and was just able to stop it before colliding with a car. This also happened in my Model 3 on two separate occasions. I was an early adopter with Tesla (2014), and it makes me sad that Tesla still makes cars that are this dangerous and don't seem to be addressing the issue (there is a reason most experts say cameras alone can not safely self-drive a vehicle).

Lets play with a safety system that can get you and other road users killed - great idea.

This is far from just only bridges and overpasses. It's not even only in auto pilot mode. I have constant phantom braking when driving in cruise control mode, on regular sized roads. Most of the times it brakes on meeting traffic in slight curves, but sometimes it goes from 80 kph (50 mph) to 30 kph (8 mph) on a straight road with no traffic in sight, and it stays there until I hit the gas.... I'm seriously beginning to regret my purchase.

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0 to 60 in 5.3s 🤣 NOT in a SXT V6 🤔🙄

This might be one reason. It happens many different places with many different ways of reactions. Some places, you can see the current speed limit sign on the dash changes. Some places the current selected speed will change. Some places it just brakes, as if something is in the road, but the road is clear. This issue is just getting worse and worse. I love every other aspect of my car. Best car I have owned, and the car I have loved the most --except the phantom braking, which is getting worse for every update. Now I'm seriously thinking of changing to a car, inferior in all other aspects, but which at leas has a working cruise control. And this is the reason I advice everybody I know to not buy a Tesla if they want a working cruise control. Even my 1998 BWM back in the days had a working cruise control.

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Did I miss the solution?

I have a 2022 MY. It happens to me on a state highway (not an Interstate - that I've noticed so far) that goes by my house (and right by Tesla's GigaTexas facility and HQ). It seems to occur frequently when I'm passing by a spot on the road where there is a crossing road. There will be a left turn lane, and I've noticed that the longer left turn lanes cause a lot of confusion for the AutoPilot. Also, there is a situation where some of this crossing roads have a double yellow-blinking light (one flashing yellow light above another yellow-blinking light hanging above the highway). The thing that is really disturbing is that it happens when the traffic is going above 70+ mph, and may even be congested behind me. I'll be cruising along, and suddenly the car tries to stop - the cars behind me must think I'm 'brake-checking' them, because it is startling. I press down on the accelerator and continue, and AP figures it out and we move along... But it is quite dangerous. Disabling the "red light detection" setting seemed to help some, but it still happens frequently on that stretch of road. I am certain that some Tesla engineers could actually try it out themselves, since it is literally adjacent to their HQ facility. (I live in Bastrop, TX - about 1 mile from SpaceX and The Boring Company facilities. The state highway I'm referring to is HWY 71 between Bastrop and the Austin International Airport.) The Tesla GigaTexas/HQ facility is on the 130 Toll Road about 1-mile from SH71, just East of the Airport.

Yeah you seem like a Tesla driver

First of all why wouldn’t Tesla install reliable Radar sensors like every other manufacturer for the cruise control to help the camera system. Second - if this was Toyota they would’ve recalled every single car back and installed a solution by now like maybe installing a supplement system like radars to fix the issue. They wouldn’t just continue ignoring it. There really needs to be a class action against Tesla by the owners now to fix. Because this is extremely dangerous.

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U should b a car salesman for the mob...😂...."Fits 2 people...in the trunk..."...✌️

Phantom braking happens on locations without bridges, ie wide open roads or changes in surfaces.

My car phantombrakes more often on new highways than on the old ones

5.3 with the awd v6 damnnnn lol thats my best time on my rt lmao

Sorry but mystery not solved.

If Dodge offered a manual, they would have huge sales of them! I know I'd run out n buy one without hesitation! Wonder why they didn't? It's still a great ride!

Tried the switching off the auto emergency braking. But if you switch on autopilot from the menu it switches on emergency braking as a default and you cannot turn it off, only for cruise control.

Great car for anyone, screw college,lol. Reliability, resale value, gas mileage what not to like?👌

No Tesla Car Owner should have to try anything to fix this Issue! TESLA as a company should come forward and solve this issue because its happening too frequent now!

Getting this as my first car. Great Review on the car!

many V8s debadge to prevent theft... nobody's the wiser if you're driving what appears to be a V6

0 to 60 is not 5.3, more like 6.3

My 2015 85D never has this issue. I have advanced AP

I just experienced this yesterday driving on Transcanada Highway in Canada near Brandon Manitoba. I was on auto pilot and all of a sudden it did a hard deccelaration and scared me so much I just want to get rid of this car now. I have owned a lot of cars in the last 40 years of my life, and have never had accidents and have always used cruise control when on long trips. This is not OK! After it did that, a few km later it did it again so I am not using it anymore. I think it is scandalous to sell an expensive car that can't offer the most basic control option available in any other cheaper cars. Shame on you Tesla for not addresing this issue by leaving it up to us, your customers to figure out how to fix your technology! I was so excited to buy my Model 3 in 2023 and now I feel like a stupid idiot for having been suckered into thinking this company is superior.

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bruh of course the new ones are faster I got a 2016 and its 0-60 is like 6.2 seconds

I notice some mention phantom braking happens on “bright sunny days” or “approaching overpass or bridge”. I’ve had both happen PLUS on a 2-Lane rural highway with no-traffic-light crossroads. I think the camera picks up the approaching road lines ending at the intersection and BAM the brakes go on hard! Anyone want to test it out on CA Hwy 46 east of Lost Hills toward Hwy 5? Go try it! But not with a semi behind you!

Yes, I have experienced the phantom braking issue with my 2023 Telse Model 3 Long Range on almost every trip I take on the feeway using Autopilot's cruise control. It's very annoying, and as one person below states, could be dangerous if there's someone following you too close. I read the Musk book recently and he's the one that prohibited the Tesla engineering from adding radar sensing to the camera sensing system.......he said no, the camera system is sufficient. Both systems working together would be the best fix.

I don’t have it in autopilot and it still auto brakes, for seemingly no reason. Super scary!

Dawg. You showing the trunk space just made me want this car even more

which year models suffer least from phantom braking?

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What the heck is with the mouth diaper?

Great analysis of the phantom breaking. I encountered same issue. In addition, I drive hwy 5 between Sacramento and LA and what I noticed is when there is a glare from another vehicle from bumper or windshield the phantom breaking clicks in. While driving, when a glare is reflected in my eyes the car sees it as well and breaks. I have gotten use to these glitches and prepare to release autopilot when it happens. I reset set within a minute and continue the trip… on autopilot. Autopilot does not release the driver from being in control so prepare for the unseen. I don’t like it but I do feel it will be resolved and we can go on loving our Trslas.

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Great video. Thanks !

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Always wear a COVID mask while drag racing with your gf.

You can fit three people in the trunk if you break all their elbows and knees first.

Imagine you're fat, have big thighs and can't reach the door handle😂

Appreciate the effort, but even with your settings it still occurs

Wrong. Anyone in the software/computer vision industry understands why this is happening. Way more complicated than “thinks bridge is a truck”

Found a valid reason why the cpu (or gpu)

Our family own three Model S cars since 2014 and all still work perfectly after around 350.000 km on each. Best Buy ever free SuC and Spotify