Early reviews of Tesla FSD Beta v12.3 shows improved instinct

Earlier this week, Tesla released FSD Beta v12.3 and its early reviews have arrived which shows new improvements in the driving instinct.

FSD Beta v12.2.1, rolled out last month, brought major flaws in the driving system. Clips show that the vehicle had confusion in different driving scenarios and the experience was deprecated.

Unlike its predecessor, v12.3 works to patch those issues. New video reviews published by @Aidriver, @wholemarsblog, @j32pmxr, and others on X show that FSD has optimized its driving pilot.

FSD 12.3 has increased the range of lane and object detection to drive through different traffic and scenarios. Acceleration and deceleration are now better than ever.

The previous version had issues in maintaining the speed consistency which appeared based on the duration of the drive. It has been resolved to an extent in this version but not completely.

Other takeaways from the new version add further improvements to the braking system on signals, stop signs, and pedestrian crossing. The turns are enhanced and the car takes the direction with more confidence by pre-planning the navigation.

Still, the confusion part remains in some operations such up front vehicle crossing but it’s much lesser than the V12.2.1.

Rollout:

Similar to the previous releases, Tesla is keeping this version limited to its employees and a few public testers. A wide rollout date is not available at the moment.