Tesla’s FSD (Supervised) v14.2 Early Access build added an in-car FSD Stats view — testers described a marker on the Autopilot settings page that totals miles driven and miles on FSD. That is a logging feature, not a new driving stack.
Key facts
- Who got it first: Early Access Program owners, reported the week of November 2025.
- What it shows: Cumulative miles and FSD miles (as testers described the first UI).
- What it is not: A safety score, an insurance discount, or proof of unsupervised capability.
- Driving software: v14.2 still sits under FSD (Supervised). The driver is responsible.
Why a stats screen matters
Owners have long estimated FSD use from trips and screenshots. A built-in counter is useful for arguing with yourself about a $99-class subscription. It is still Tesla’s own odometer logic. It will not settle NHTSA or EU debates.
For how Tesla talks about crash rates, use Tesla’s Vehicle Safety Report — and treat those as Tesla-defined miles, not a regulator’s study. Related software notes: v14.1.7 and FSD gifting.
FAQ
Does more FSD mileage mean the car is safer?
No. Mileage is exposure, not a crash rate.
Is v14.2 unsupervised Robotaxi software?
No. Supervised FSD and the Austin Robotaxi service are different products.
If you use FSD, a stats page is a convenience. It does not change the legal duty to supervise.
