IT House reported on February 5 that a Tesla car using a fully autonomous driving FSD beta version was filmed hitting a road pillar in the video, which may be the first accident on the FSD beta version.
Last month, Tesla CEO Elon Musk claimed that Tesla's FSD beta had not had an accident in more than a year of the program. Although model Y owners in the FSD Beta claimed in a complaint to NHTSA that the system caused the crash, the complaint could not be substantiated.
Now, we have an empirical example of an FSD Beta incident. An FSD Beta driver for AI Addict posted a new video on Youtube in which the car hits a road pillar that protects the bike lane:
Although it was only a small accident and only scraped a little paint, it was indeed an accident. However, Tesla is not responsible for the FSD Beta. It is believed to be an early version of Tesla's autopilot software and is currently being tested with its "safety test scores."
IT learned that the video was shot in downtown San Jose using FSD Beta 10.10 (2021.44.30.15). It can be seen that when the vehicle will hit a road pillar, the driver tries to correct the trajectory, but it is too late.