This happens with my '23 MY at night when it is really dark (e.g., country roads with no other traffic or street lighting).

 

I don’t think this is normal, the cameras are to assist , if they don’t work how is self driving possible? Daylight only ?

 

I’m having trouble with my cameras, when it gets dark outside alerts like Right door pillar camera blocked or blinded ,
Park Assist is degrade Distance estimations may be inaccurate , multiple cameras blocked or blinded , Tesla technicians said is normal , What is your opinion ? My other vehicles never had problems with cameras or sensors when Is dark outside , please tell me about your experience with this matter

The current cameras are NOT might-vision cameras so the ADAS systems that rely on camera vision will all fail.

It's a poor design and they all do this by design, so it's "normal".

 

The current cameras are NOT might-vision cameras so the ADAS systems that rely on camera vision will all fail.

It's a poor design and they all do this by design, so it's "normal".
respectfully I like to disagree with you , they can not sell a poor design system at this price and after all is not safe because people will rely on the cameras for accuracy for safety and if the design is faulty they should put a recall

 

It's normal. It has happened for me while self driving at night on a dark highway and it can't change lanes by itself. Suggest you have a flashlight bright enough, like 200 lumens.

 

Do you consider this normal? Normal is when everything is in perfect working condition, with respect I don’t know who you are but you shouldn’t consider normal a defective system which can put lives in danger and 200 lumens is not bright at all I don’t think you know what you’re talking about

 

This is normal for the current generation Model Y. It is a design flaw. There is nothing a customer can do at this point. However, Autopilot and Traffic Aware Cruise Control will still work. But EAP and FSD may not be able to do automatic lane changes.

 

Upgrade like an off-roader with ditch lights. (for lane changes in darkness)

 

Plenty of design flaws are normal in a Tesla. Door handles that freeze during winter and wouldn't open (only the driver door can be remotely activated), infamous phantom braking, automatic wipers that seemed possessed, incessant steering wheel nags that force you to turn the steering wheel even on a straight road (instead of having capacitive sensor)

 

Plenty of design flaws are normal in a Tesla. Door handles that freeze during winter and wouldn't open (only the driver door can be remotely activated), infamous phantom braking, automatic wipers that seemed possessed, incessant steering wheel nags that force you to turn the steering wheel even on a straight road (instead of having capacitive sensor)
You’re right but some people don’t have any knowledge about cars and the functionality and they say it is normal , be aware of this people on the road