Autopilot Simulator / FSD — Getting started at the spawn point
About
OverviewAutopilot Simulator (also called FSD) is Roblox's most realistic Tesla-related game, putting you behind the wheel of more than 100 electric, hybrid, and ICE vehicles across a wide open map. You can let the car drive itself using AutoPilot or FSD, or take the wheel yourself.
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Getting started at the spawn point
Step
When you load in, you appear at the spawn point, which is where all your exploration begins. From there you can browse the available vehicles and pick one to start with.
- Check the vehicle menu look at what cars are available before committing to one
- Pick a first car any vehicle works for learning; just choose one that appeals to you
- Enable AutoPilot activate the self-driving feature and watch the car handle the road on its own
- Try FSD next switch to FSD once you are comfortable with AutoPilot to feel the difference
AutoPilot versus FSD
Table
The game centres on two self-driving modes. AutoPilot keeps things straightforward, while FSD is the more advanced option for a fuller self-driving simulation.
| AutoPilot | basic self-driving that keeps the car moving without you steering |
| FSD | advanced self-driving that handles more complex road situations |
Exploring the open-world map
Tips
The map is spacious and filled with buildings and roads beyond the obvious main routes.
- Look for buildings and roads to explore — the map has plenty to discover
- Use AutoPilot or FSD while you pay attention to what is around you
Vehicle variety across 100-plus cars
Check
With more than 100 vehicles split across electric, hybrid, and ICE categories, there is a lot to work through.
- Drive electric vehicles
- Try hybrid vehicles
- Test ICE cars
Free-to-play scope
Summary
All 100-plus vehicles and the entire map are accessible without spending anything.
- Vehicle access all 100-plus cars available at no cost
- Map access the full open-world map with buildings and roads to explore
Glossary
Glossary- AutoPilot
- The game's basic self-driving mode, which drives the car automatically.
- FSD
- Short for Full Self-Driving — the game's advanced self-driving mode, capable of handling more complex road situations than AutoPilot.
- ICE
- Short for Internal Combustion Engine — a traditional petrol-powered car, one of the three vehicle types in the game alongside hybrid and electric.
- Hybrid
- A vehicle that combines a petrol engine with an electric motor, one of the three vehicle types in the game.
- Spawn point
- The location where you appear when you first load into the game.
- Open world
- A map format with no fixed path — you drive across a large area full of roads and buildings.
Common questions
FAQWill the game run on my phone?
The game uses techniques that cause heavy lag on low-end devices — that is a warning the game itself publishes.
How do I switch to a different car mid-session?
Open the vehicle selection menu to browse and swap into any of the 100-plus available cars.
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