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2019.36.x - UK perspective
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Don’t hold your breath - I have FSD and only got the update from V9 to v10 days ago!!
I read that the mass rollout as happened with 2019.32.x is an unusual occurrence so large scale take up of .36.x may be a while.
Hopefully by time it gets to us, they allow hold in forward and creep in reverse.
DeslaDriver's first video after a few months hiatus is 2019.36.1, the jammy sod 
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I loved this guy's vids so much when deciding that I used his referral code. Top entertainment!DeslaDriver's first video after a few months hiatus is 2019.36.1, the jammy sod
From TeslaFi fleet, 275 cars updated to 36.1 on 2/11 but dropped off to 19, 5, 3 cars on following 3 days. Total 3.5% of TeslaFi fleet.
Presumably as a first version of an update this was downloaded to the c.300 cars on day 1 as a single test fleet, which the owners then installed mostly on day 1 but some taking a little longer. Then tesla would presumably have planned to gather data for bugs or whatever for a period before adjusting and wider release?
Do you know what the problem is? I have done a number of hills using it all the way to 0 since getting it on Saturday and haven't really noticed anything amiss.
From reddit.. "When I got back to the car I strapped him in, climbed back in the car and put the car in reverse. When I pushed the accelerator, the car drove forward up the hill. I stopped it a few inches from the other car bumper. I put it in park.. then back in to reverse and carefully tried accelerator again, and once again it drove forward up the hill...."
This is why rollouts come in phases.. to catch snafus like this. It's possible there are more factors, but I'm sure Tesla are already having a good look at the data as a car really shouldn't go in the opposite direction you expect it to..
This is why rollouts come in phases.. to catch snafus like this. It's possible there are more factors, but I'm sure Tesla are already having a good look at the data as a car really shouldn't go in the opposite direction you expect it to..
Interesting! So it sounds like the car was parked when the issue manifested. Good to know what situations to avoid until the next update
2019.36.2 now rolling out. Latest doesn't always mean greatest, but in this case, 36.2 is preferable to 36.1 which is reported above to have a significant defect and no new installs of that reported for several days.
36.2 is now 8% of TeslaFi fleet, 36.1 now only 2% of fleet. So within a day, 36.2 is already greater numbers than 36.1 ever was.
TeslaFi.com Tesla Model S X 3 Data Logger
36.2 is now 8% of TeslaFi fleet, 36.1 now only 2% of fleet. So within a day, 36.2 is already greater numbers than 36.1 ever was.
TeslaFi.com Tesla Model S X 3 Data Logger
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I'm enjoying it so far Shame nothing in the release notes about SR+ charge rate but ah well.
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