What's the difference between Tesla FSD and AP?
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Tesla driving modes include single-pedal operation, acceleration mode, and steering mode. Single-pedal operation: Single-pedal operation can significantly reduce the frequency of right foot movement. In daily driving, mechanical braking is rarely needed except for emergency deceleration or complete stops. Acceleration mode: When selecting 'Standard', the vehicle responds more directly to accelerator pedal input during starts and driving, with more intense acceleration and relatively higher instantaneous energy consumption. This is essentially equivalent to selecting SPORT mode and shifting to S gear in traditional gasoline vehicles, suitable for drivers who prioritize speed. Steering mode: When selecting 'Comfort', the steering wheel is at its lightest setting, providing excellent driving comfort. This is ideal for novice drivers and urban/circumferential road driving, offering the lightest steering feel and most comfortable driving experience.