In Pictures: Tesla FSD v14.1 Lite drives over log, highlighting HW3 safety flaws

A Tesla driver navigates city traffic as Full Self-Driving v14.1 Lite faces scrutiny over its handling of obstacles.

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The FSD system's reliance on navigation displays is central to the debate over Hardware 3's limitations.

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Tesla's nighttime cabin interface highlights the advanced but tested technology on older models.

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A driver interacts with the FSD interface in Dallas, where incident footage captured the log failure.

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The log incident occurred on a forest road, raising questions about FSD's obstacle detection outside urban settings.

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Autonomous features are tested across varied terrains, but Hardware 3 struggles on less predictable surfaces.

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Tesla's steering and display systems remain at the core of safety concerns for older FSD hardware.

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Highway driving showcases FSD's strengths, yet the log incident highlights critical blind spots on HW3.

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A parked Tesla at night underscores the ongoing reliance on hardware that Tesla admits is struggling to deliver promised autonomy.

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