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2020.12.11.2 hitting M3
- Thread starter jeremymc7
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sduck
Mr. Duck
DucaTinus
Member
sduck
Mr. Duck
That's incorrect - the "current batch" is going out to all cars. Except the one this thread is about, which is still only going out to Europeanm cars.
As there are some 2.5 cars that have been getting these releases it's probably more accurate to say that only v3 cars are able to use the traffic light features.
That isn't the only new thing in the release, there is usually a bunch of "bug fixes and updates" thrown in there as well,
Mo City
Active Member
Yes, I did the same thing for my Model 3 since I never received notice from Tesla. Of course to get the stoplight features, you also need FSD. Not sure 2020.12.6 does much without FSD (and may not even be distributed to cars without FSD).
sduck
Mr. Duck
the .2 variant seems to only be going to european cars (so far) according to teslafi.
Mo City
Active Member
That's my guess.
Maybe it's for people like me who were upgraded to HW3 AFTER already having 2020.12.10.
lUtriaNt
Member
as a data point I read on reddit that this later update adds the ability to stop at crosswalks? yes its reddit i know and take what you read with a grain of salt ... 
Garlan Garner
Banned
... of course not.
The very first Model S, from 2012, is still receiving constant updates. Features that require newer hardware (say, the traffic light visualization) won’t work, but they still get all the software updates.
There’s no way AP2.5 cars would be discontinued. Not even a little .00000001% chance. This isn’t like a BMW where they “save” new features to force you into a new car.
Mine my new model 3 dual motor came with 8.3 and it refused to update to 12.5, tried everything, different wifi, rebooting car ... anyway after 2 weeks of frustration it popped up with 12.11.2 update half hour ago, UK here.
