As a Tesla owner, it’s important to know that Autopilot can be a great help on long drives, making them less stressful and tiring. However, sometimes Autopilot can suddenly disengage for various reasons, which can be frustrating and confusing for the driver. If you find yourself in this situation, don’t worry, there is a simple solution that can get you back on Autopilot again.
All you need to do is safely park your Tesla in a suitable location and put it in Park. Then, press the Lock icon and select Drive. This will reset the system and Autopilot will be available again. It’s important to note that newer Teslas with Vision-Only Autopilot, as well as those with the Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta with Vision-Only, have a 90mph cap on Autopilot. Therefore, it’s crucial to stick to the speed limit and be aware of this restriction, so you don’t get thrown out of AP unexpectedly.
At times like these, it’s essential to have the right knowledge and tools to get you back on track quickly and efficiently. As a Tesla expert, I understand the pain points and concerns that Tesla owners may face while driving and using Autopilot. That’s why I’m here to provide you with useful Tesla Pro Tips that can help you navigate through these situations with ease.
By understanding the features and capabilities of your Tesla, you can have a more enjoyable and safer driving experience.
Are you hungry for more Pro Tips that will take your driving experience to the next level? Head over to our Tesla Pro Tips page, where you’ll find all of our summarized tips in one convenient spot.
