With the release of FSD V14.1 to influencers, we now have our first look at Tesla’s latest and greatest version of FSD. Recently, we discussed the updated UI and new features in this FSD update, which is version 2025.32.8.5.
While the latest version of FSD has only been available for about a day and a half, early access testers have already put it through its paces and tested a variety of scenarios.
Below, we’ve put together a collection of some of the most impressive videos so far.
Emergency Vehicles
In Tesla’s release notes for FSD V14.1, Tesla mentions that this update includes improved handling of emergency vehicles, specifically mentioning police cars, fire trucks, and ambulances.
In this clip, we can see some of this improved handling. The vehicle not only makes room for the ambulance, but it also actively pulls over, something you’d expect in the Robotaxi.
Two police cars came up behind me tonight with flashing lights and sirens while I was using @Tesla’s FSD (Supervised) V14.1 in my Model Y, and FSD pulled to the side of the road until they passed and it was safe to continue. Pretty cool. pic.twitter.com/mqjqRJiGnc
— Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) October 8, 2025
Navigating a Parking Garage
In addition to being able to park in parking lots and garages, Tesla also stated that it improved the vehicle’s ability to handle gates.
In the two videos below, we can see how it’s able to not only navigate the parking garage but also stop at the gate and then proceed once it has lifted out of the way.
FSD v14 navigates parking garages really well. Here’s a full clip of it leaving a parking spot, going through the garage, waiting for me to put the ticket in, and exiting.
— Zack (@BLKMDL3) October 7, 2025
Almost feels like it can read the signs above to go find the exit, with a complex garage here.@Tesla_AI pic.twitter.com/fv9j6LNcp6
FSD v14 enters the Century City parking garage, pulls up to the ticket dispenser, waits for me to take a ticket then pulls into the garage and finds a spot.
— Zack (@BLKMDL3) October 7, 2025
Insane. pic.twitter.com/Iya6CGAS36
Parking in Garage at Home
In this video, we see a new milestone for FSD, where the vehicle arrives at the owner’s home and parks directly in the garage without any further input from the driver.
Not only can FSD 14.1 pull into my gravel driveway (no version before has done this) it can pull into the garage. pic.twitter.com/pweI5JKWHD
— Dirty Tesla (@DirtyTesLa) October 7, 2025
FSD Requesting “Increased Attention”
While this feature isn’t called out in the release notes, the vehicle will actually alert you when it feels you need to pay extra attention, either due to a sudden slowdown, construction, or something else that reduces the vehicle’s confidence rate.
While there’s no audible alert, the vehicle will now display “Increased Attention Required” on the screen in certain scenarios, where it presumably may have a harder time.
FSD Supervised v14.1 discussion on the implications of the new "Increased Attention Required" alert. pic.twitter.com/bkCAN39zdI
— Chuck Cook (@chazman) October 7, 2025
Avoiding Debris on Roads
Here, the vehicle can be seen reacting to and moving over for debris on the road. What’s interesting here is that the debris is reflective and not easily visible, so the fact that the vehicle detected it and knew to avoid it is impressive.
@Tesla @NotATeslaApp @WholeMarsBlog @elonmusk running the latest 14.1 FSD here the car actually avoided this piece of metal in the road by going over to the shoulder pretty impressive. It's done some pretty impressive things so far however we need the option to choose if we can… pic.twitter.com/dMURQumo1E
— Keith Wisner Mars Embassy/paranoid time (@TheWis65) October 7, 2025
How Fast Can You Start FSD
While we’ve been able to start FSD from Park for a while now, this is a nice clip of how quickly and easily you can start FSD and have the vehicle drive off.
This is how fast you can start FSD 14.1 https://t.co/Rn9SqIPELz pic.twitter.com/9EpKts94ci
— Dirty Tesla (@DirtyTesLa) October 7, 2025
Drive Thru
Here’s another impressive clip from DirtyTesla showing the vehicle’s capabilities at a drive-thru. This is exactly what Elon means when he says FSD V14.3 will start to feel sentient. In this video, the vehicle stopped at the ordering spot without the driver having to hit the brakes at all. What’s more impressive is that as soon as Chris stopped talking and completed his order, the vehicle moved up. It then proceeds to the pick-up window, only to stop again for Chris to get his food. It finally drives off after Chris grabs his food.
Ashok Elluswamy, Tesla’s VP of AI, touched on what’s happening here when FSD was seen automatically stopping at a toll booth, only to then proceed once the driver had paid. Ashok said that the vehicle can see the transaction happening using the cameras, and although it hasn’t been specifically trained on this, it has seen it enough times to know how it should behave.
In Chris’s example, it appears that the vehicle may also be using its microphone to determine when Chris is finished ordering, and the vehicle should proceed to the pick-up window. Very impressive and a good example of what we can expect more of in the future.
FSD 14.1 can use a drivethru🤯
— Dirty Tesla (@DirtyTesLa) October 7, 2025
When nav is used, it first tries to park because your only destination option is parking, but when you put it in the drivethru FSD does it correctly
Once Tesla adds a drivethru button as one of the destination options it would be perfect pic.twitter.com/77SXZV46br
While these videos only give us a glimpse at the new capabilities of FSD v14, it seems like this version is certainly going to live up to the hype.
Tesla is expected to release multiple versions of FSD V14 this year, with FSD V14.2 coming in just a couple of weeks. That version will likely be the one that goes out to the wider user base and gives us all the chance to experience Tesla’s latest version of FSD.
