🚨🔥 A major FSD sentiment flip from a long-time Tesla critic

A user who has historically been very skeptical of Tesla FSD just reported a dramatic change:

~75 miles driven

Zero interventions

Described as the smoothest FSD experience so far

That contrast matters.

He explicitly said v12.x pushed him away — it raised doubts and felt unreliable.

What he experienced this time was not incremental improvement, but a clear step change.

From a capability standpoint, this is the key signal:

FSD no longer looks like a system that might work someday.

It increasingly looks like a system that already works — and now needs large-scale validation.

That distinction is everything.

Once autonomy moves from “can it do it?”

to “how fast can it prove reliability at scale?”,

the discussion fundamentally changes.

This is why the real inflection point for $TSLA is rarely visible in stock price first.

It shows up in:

• skeptical users changing their tone

• smoother edge-case handling

• fewer disengagements across ordinary drives

When critics start sounding like early adopters, something structural is happening.

At that point, autonomy stops being a narrative experiment

and starts becoming an asset with measurable value.

The remaining gap isn’t product confidence.

It’s market recognition.

The real question now is:

How many more former skeptics need to experience this before autonomy gets priced as a core operating capability rather than an optional upside?

🔔 I track real-world autonomy progress through user data, behavior shifts, and scaling signals — not demos.

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