I encountered something weird, and wanted to see if anyone else has experienced this.
I've got a 2021 MY LR w/ FSD, and my wife has a 2019 M3 SR+ w/ Autopilot.
We both have the same Navigation Data: NA-2021.44-13555
My FSD software is v10.12.2 (2022.12.3.20)
My wife's Autopilot software is v11.0 (2022.16.2)
Our town installed a roundabout on May 5th.
My wife's Tesla navigation screen shows the roundabout on the map.
The Tesla app shows the roundabout when you view a car with Location.
The Tesla Trips website ( Go Anywhere | Tesla ) also shows the roundabout. ( click here to see )
Google maps shows the roundabout.
Waze shows the roundabout.
My Tesla FSD navigation screen shows the old 4-way intersection.
Normally I wouldn't have noticed or cared to investigate , figuring the car Nav data would have to catch to the web/app on the next Nav update.
Maybe the old intersection is cached? Or does FSD use a different map subset within the same Navigation Data build?
Anyone have a clue what's going on?
I've got a 2021 MY LR w/ FSD, and my wife has a 2019 M3 SR+ w/ Autopilot.
We both have the same Navigation Data: NA-2021.44-13555
My FSD software is v10.12.2 (2022.12.3.20)
My wife's Autopilot software is v11.0 (2022.16.2)
Our town installed a roundabout on May 5th.
My wife's Tesla navigation screen shows the roundabout on the map.
The Tesla app shows the roundabout when you view a car with Location.
The Tesla Trips website ( Go Anywhere | Tesla ) also shows the roundabout. ( click here to see )
Google maps shows the roundabout.
Waze shows the roundabout.
My Tesla FSD navigation screen shows the old 4-way intersection.
Normally I wouldn't have noticed or cared to investigate , figuring the car Nav data would have to catch to the web/app on the next Nav update.
Maybe the old intersection is cached? Or does FSD use a different map subset within the same Navigation Data build?
Anyone have a clue what's going on?