Tesla Model Y L FSD Supervised 14.3.3 Airport to North Sydney via City

In this episode, Tesla Tom and Joy from Ludicrous Feed test Tesla Full Self-Driving (FSD) version 14 in a Model Y L through Sydney's city streets, airport roads, tunnels, and heavy traffic immediately after a Hong Kong flight. They compare FSD's lane-changing behaviour and roadwork handling to XPeng's VLA 2.0 system they recently experienced in Guangzhou, discuss machine learning versus human learning, speed sign reading issues, and cultural driving differences between Australia and China. The drive demonstrates both FSD's real-world capabilities and frustrations, including unnecessary lane changes, wrong route selection, pedestrian interactions, and a surprisingly impressive carpark parking job. This is an honest stress test of Tesla autonomous driving in an international market | Video by Tom Gan (Tesla Tom) and Joy of Ludicrous Feed from Sydney Australia June 2026 Tesla Model Y L FSD Supervised 14.3.3 Airport to North Sydney via City Use my referral link to purchase a Tesla product and get cash off and other exclusive benefits: https://www.tesla.com/en_AU/referral/... Active Cooling MagSafe Car Mount for Air Vents | Code TESLATOM5 5% OFF sitewide https://www.jowua-life.com/en-au/prod... ===== Financial Disclosure: No payment was received from Tesla or any other third party for the production of this video We were Tesla shareholders at the time this video was posted With thanks to our sponsors: carloop - Australian EV Data & Ownership Trends https://carloop.com.au/ ===== 00:00 - Intro: Testing FSD v14 in Sydney after Hong Kong flight 00:35 - Starting self-driving at airport pickup 01:04 - Why FSD is useful after long flights 02:48 - FSD set to "Standard" mode for Monday drive 03:15 - Speed reading issues in tunnel (80/90kmh LED signs) 04:26 - Lane positioning: car drives to right side of lane 05:37 - Machine learning vs human learning explained 07:20 - Frustration with unnecessary lane changes 09:17 - UX comparison: Tesla FSD vs XPeng VLA software 10:44 - Wrong lane selection due to map data/roadworks 12:13 - Comparison to XPeng VLA 2.0 in Guangzhou 14:34 - Car attempts wrong route into North Sydney 16:04 - Driver intervenes to avoid going in circles 17:35 - Pedestrian interaction: giving accelerator nudge 19:38 - Role as stress testers, not normal driving demos 21:02 - Good driving example: navigating around parked car 23:18 - Being considerate to other drivers 26:15 - Merging: cutting off vs getting in front 28:28 - Speed camera warning and obeying road signs 31:51 - Socially appropriate merging behaviour 33:29 - Sticking to speed limit in right lane (socially unacceptable in Sydney) 35:57 - Tesla density and data points in Sydney areas 37:27 - Reaching destination and parking 38:49 - Challenging carpark manoeuvre 40:43 - Perfect parking job (solid A grade) 41:23 - Wrap up and happy charging ===== SUPPORT LUDICROUS FEED Use my referral link to purchase a Tesla product and get cash off and other exclusive benefits: https://www.tesla.com/en_AU/referral/... Become a Channel Member to access exclusive perks!    / @ludicrousfeed   PayPal: @teslatom or https://paypal.me/teslatom ===== Official Ludicrous Merch Store https://shop.spreadshirt.com.au/ludic... EVSE Australia | Code TESLATOM 5% OFF sitewide https://evse.com.au/ Top BYD Accessories | Code LUDFEED 5% off sitewide https://www.topbyd.com/ Jowua Tesla Accessories | Code TESLATOM5 5% OFF sitewide https://www.jowua-life.com/ ===== ABOUT LUDICROUS FEED Ludicrous Feed is a Sydney-based YouTube channel showing daily life as an Australian family with an electric vehicle. Tom and Joy provide straightforward candid insights into key issues around EV adoption such as vehicle range, charging infrastructure and road trip planning. The channel started in 2018 after Tom purchased his Tesla Model S. The weekly live stream provides an opportunity for audience members to engage with others from the EV community as well as to stay up to date with the latest industry news. They have a Sigenergy home battery coupled with rooftop solar and together have reviewed many electric vehicles for the channel including brands such as BYD, Geely (Polestar, Volvo, Zeekr, Smart), Hyundai Motor Group (Kia, Genesis), SAIC (MG, LDV), GWM, Stellantis (Leapmotor, Peugeot, Fiat, Abarth, Jeep), VW Group (Cupra, Skoda), BMW Group (Rolls Royce, Mini), GM (Cadillac), Ford, Toyota, Subaru, Mazda, Nissan, Renault, Xpeng, Chery (Omoda, Jaecoo), Deepal and GAC ===== CONTACT LUDICROUS FEED https://www.ludicrousfeed.com/link-in...