Hitting 100k miles Tesla FSD on the latest software feels straight out of science fiction. Keith managed over 100,000 miles with Tesla FSD v14 100000 miles, and 99.6 percent miles came from the system itself. That's the kind of real-world data that makes every Tesla full self-driving review worth paying attention to.
The numbers line up with what the transcript laid out. Version 14 has only been out about six months, yet this driver racked up that distance under supervision. The longest FSD supervised streak clocked in at 2,657 miles straight. I can't recall seeing anything close to that streak in any other reports. It shows the system can handle long hauls when conditions line up.
Why this stands out
Most of us aren't logging those kinds of miles every week. My own Model Y and Cybertruck combined are sitting somewhere between 10k and 20k miles total so far, with max single trips around 200 miles. Seeing someone treat FSD like a daily driver for that distance changes the conversation. It also highlights the efficiency angle—saving on fuel costs adds up fast when you're covering serious ground.
The trust factor
What impresses me most is the confidence level. Running 99.6 percent miles on FSD means Keith is letting the car handle almost everything. That kind of streak requires the driver to stay attentive but also trust the updates that keep coming. I've covered similar improvements in my Tesla FSD 14.3.10 update review, and this example feels like living proof those changes work at scale.
Still, not everyone will feel the same. Some drivers worry about edge cases or want more hands-on control, especially on routes they know well. That's fair. The system isn't perfect yet, and long streaks like 2,657 miles don't erase the need for supervision. My shorter drives haven't tested the limits the same way, so I get why skepticism remains.
What it means going forward
Results like this push the whole conversation ahead. When one person proves 100k miles Tesla FSD is possible with that high a usage rate, it raises the bar for what the rest of us expect. The longest FSD supervised streak record might not stand forever, but it already shows the potential for reliable long-distance autonomy.
If you're putting serious miles on your Tesla, these kinds of stats make me more optimistic about where FSD is headed. Watch the full breakdown here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KiHlRetkEqc. Have you logged longer supervised runs? Drop them in the comments.
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