Two different users on X posted videos of their cars failing to see downed trees in the middle of the road.
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On X, two drivers posted videos of FSD Lite v14.1 not stopping for objects in the road, namely fallen trees and wooden logs.
FSD Lite is designed to run on Tesla's Hardware 3, which has significantly less computing power compared to Hardware 4 used in later cars.
FSD Lite was introduced this June.
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