2019.20.1

[BrandonLive]

Tons of 16.3.2 still rolling out also so it’s not like this is the new main release. Tesla strategy still unfashionable.

Unfashionable?

They’re doing things that other software and web companies do, you just aren’t aware.

 

[dailo]

Seems for some reason most (99%?) of the 20.1 releases are in California according to TeslaFi. Very weird. The X gets walk away lock and door unlocked confirmation, which we’ve been waiting for, cool. (3 already had part of that, S gets nada.)

Tons of 16.3.2 still rolling out also so it’s not like this is the new main release. Tesla strategy still unfashionable.

Also weird the only change is just dog mode. Maybe there is some law in California that they needed to address?

 

[chillaban]

Also weird the only change is just dog mode. Maybe there is some law in California that they needed to address?

It doesn’t seem like the only change is dog mode. That’s just the only one other than “minor fixes and improvements” they called out. FWIW the car display doesn’t blink frivolous parked cars as much when you drive past them, and the ELDA/LDA nudging is now much less rapid/pronounced than it was before.

It seems like there’s some other changes they’re testing out too.

 

[Swampgator]

Allow the UI to play sentry videos (or any videos for that matter) only when the car is in Park. Can't be that hard to do.

Agree on sentry videos. Streaming videos will be a no go unless connected to wifi.

 

[TroyOrPhyllis]

Has anyone who has experienced loss of cruise control / auto steer (possibly associated with Sentry Mode use) gotten this update?

 

[MarcG]

The ability for Model 3 to charge at up to 250kW is apparently also part of this release.

 

[Zoomit]

The ability for Model 3 to charge at up to 250kW is apparently also part of this release.

Not sure of that. People with 20.1 say that the nav still shows the Fremont V3 Supercharger as 150kW, plus it’d be in the release notes.

 

[MarcG]

Not sure of that. People with 20.1 say that the nav still shows the Fremont V3 Supercharger as 150kW, plus it’d be in the release notes.

That SC does still show 150kW max in my nav screen and I’m on 2019.20.1, but others with 2019.20.1 who charged there today got more than 200kW

Supercharger V3 unveiling in Fremont

 

[FloridaGary]

Why am I still stuck on 12.1?

You should report this to the service center. You should be past 12.1 by now.

 

[Twiglett]

You should report this to the service center. You should be past 12.1 by now.

not really - the 12.x family is only one version back from the most common release family of 16.x.
There are more Model 3's on 12.x than there are on 20.x, so hardly cause for concern.
Much more important to make sure the car has a decent wifi signal when its parked.
My car was on 12.x less than a month ago.

 

[chronopc]

You should report this to the service center. You should be past 12.1 by now.

I tried via the app and they told me they don't want people to contact them for updates and told me to wait. I don't understand why it's an option but they don't want you to use it.

 

[Bill Price]

Per another thread, 2019.20.0.1 is the Early Access release. This is just a regular release.

I'd have to dispute that statement.

 

[Kirby64]

I'd have to dispute that statement.

How so? 2019.20.0.1 is definitely Early Access, unless for some inexplicable reason there's two versions of 2019.20.0.1... And 2019.20.1 has actual release notes in the car, which folks have posted. Other people have mentioned that early access builds don't have a native changelog in the car.

 

[McFlurri]

I'd have to dispute that statement.

Ok. What is the dispute?

 

[Bill Price]

Ok. What is the dispute?

I am disagreement with that assertion. I can say unequivocally that 2019.20.0.1 is NOT Early Access.

 

[willow_hiller]

I am disagreement with that assertion. I can say unequivocally that 2019.20.0.1 is NOT Early Access.

It's relatively rare, compared to 2019.20.1, so I think that's where the confusion is stemming from.

Three 2019.20.X firmware versions in the wild right now

1. 2019.20.1 9973c22 - Not EAP - 218 installs on TeslaFi across S, 3, and X
2. 2019.20.0.1 12619b8 - Not EAP - 37 installs on TeslaFi across S, 3, and X
3. 2019.20 7043669 - Presumably EAP - 3 installs on TeslaFi, only on S and X
   

 

[Bill Price]

It's relatively rare, compared to 2019.20.1, so I think that's where the confusion is stemming from.

Three 2019.20.X firmware versions in the wild right now

1. 2019.20.1 9973c22 - Not EAP - 218 installs on TeslaFi across S, 3, and X
2. 2019.20.0.1 12619b8 - Not EAP - 37 installs on TeslaFi across S, 3, and X
3. 2019.20 7043669 - Presumably EAP - 3 installs on TeslaFi, only on S and X

I can neither confirm or deny that I am a member of EAP. I CAN confirm that my car is currently utilizing 2019.16.2
From this information, you can come to your own conclusions as to which, if any, of the three iterations listed is actually EAP.

 

[willow_hiller]

I can neither confirm or deny that I am a member of EAP. I CAN confirm that my car is currently utilizing 2019.16.2
From this information, you can come to your own conclusions as to which, if any, of the three iterations listed is actually EAP.

Someone honoring the NDA? I'm shocked!

Okay, so maybe we're going in circles, EAP isn't necessarily associated with specific firmware versions, and can be added to firmware versions that are also out for non-EAP. Maybe EAP changes the 7 digit hash at the end of a firmware version, for e.g....

 

[Kirby64]

I am disagreement with that assertion. I can say unequivocally that 2019.20.0.1 is NOT Early Access.

Unless you're referring to a different 2019.20.0.1 than the TeslaFi one of 2019.20.0.1 12619b8, then you're wrong. Which... TeslaFi has no record of.

Here's a thread that specifically is saying 2019.20.0.1 has smart summon, which is EAP only:
Smart Summon 2019.20.0.1

That's also the same guy who posted the two videos of smart summon.

 

[ord3r]

I can neither confirm or deny that I am a member of EAP. I CAN confirm that my car is currently utilizing 2019.16.2
From this information, you can come to your own conclusions as to which, if any, of the three iterations listed is actually EAP.

Everyone who has 20.0.1 is in EAP. Not everyone in EAP got 20.0.1.