Tesla FSD 14.3.10 at Night on a Model Y Standard - How Does It See in the Dark? - Explained!
Tonight I took my 2026 Tesla Model Y Standard out to test FSD (Supervised) v14.3.10 in the dark. I wanted to see how Tesla's camera-based system handles nighttime driving, low-light roads, traffic, intersections, lane markings, pedestrians and everything else it has to interpret when visibility is reduced.
Chapters
- 0:00 Nighttime FSD, no destination set
- 0:37 Cameras, lights and auto high beams
- 1:02 Bug: headlight glare sets off the wipers
- 1:30 Canadian Berlin build, no matrix headlights
- 1:57 How auto high beams handle oncoming cars
- 2:22 Supervised FSD and staying alert
- 2:45 Standard mode vs Sloth mode
- 3:14 Sloth mode holds the speed limit
- 4:07 Auto high beams around corners
- 4:34 Vision only vs Waymo's lidar
- 5:25 FSD visualization on the screen
- 6:16 Nudging FSD over to the right lane
- 7:04 Mad Max mode impressions
- 7:31 Checking the FSD version (14.3.10)
- 8:01 Driver monitoring and the hat brim
- 8:25 Sloth mode belongs in the right lane
- 8:54 Final thoughts