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First Tesla Owner Crosses 25,000-Mile FSD Streak Milestone

The achievement unlocked a celebration animation on the vehicle's display.

A Tesla driver has become the first reported owner to log more than 25,000 miles using Full Self-Driving (FSD) mode continuously.

What Happened

The milestone was achieved by a Tesla owner who accumulated over 25,000 miles while FSD remained active throughout the drive streak. Upon reaching the threshold, the vehicle displayed an unlockable celebration animation on its screen, according to reports from Not A Tesla App.

Why It Matters

For current and prospective Tesla buyers, the achievement provides real-world data on sustained FSD usage over extensive mileage. While FSD remains a driver-assistance system requiring active supervision, milestones like this demonstrate continued software iteration and owner engagement with the feature.

The Bottom Line

The 25,000-mile streak represents a notable data point for Tesla's autonomous driving program, though drivers must still maintain full attention while using FSD.

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