2020.24.6

[CMc1]

Ok thanks - on average how long between first and last user getting same update?

My stats:

Your 19 Software Updates

Average of 14 days between updates. Average of 4 days from version discovery to install. It has been 14 days since your last update.

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[Durzel]

Pretty consistently 2 weeks for me too, although I’m overdue the update to 2020.24.6.1 (plz Tesla)

I wonder if not getting the update is related to the fact that I have an open service request in the app?

 

[MrBadger]

Hot off the TeslaFi press 2020.24.6.3

Software version 2020.24.6.3 was just detected on a Tesla Model 3 Long Range DM in Alberta Canada. The highest previous version was 2020.24.6.1. Follow the 2020.24.6.3 release at TeslaFi.com Firmware Tracker

 

[davidmc]

Hot off the TeslaFi press 2020.24.6.3

Looks like they are all in Canada (14nr so far)

 

[MrBadger]

I wonder if not getting the update is related to the fact that I have an open service request in the app?

If that was the case, we would never have had an update.

We have had an open service request ever since we picked the car up end last September.

 

[CMc1]

Hot off the TeslaFi press 2020.24.6.3

Allows “proceed on green” for Canadians

 

[Adopado]

Ok thanks - on average how long between first and last user getting same update?

Can be a few weeks sometimes. There's plenty of people still on 2020.20.12 including me. Doesn't seem to make much difference if you are on the Advanced setting on your updates screen either! Somebody has to be first and somebody has to be last ... don't take it personally! I've had a previous update in the very early phases and sometimes it feels like I'm one of the last.

Look at TeslaFi.com Firmware Tracker if you want an idea of how things are going ... there's presently more people on 2020.20.12 than any other version.

 

[dan223]

Ok thanks - on average how long between first and last user getting same update?

FSD tends to get priority, then everyone else, can be a few weeks. USA also tend to get it first before the UK as well.

 

[Adopado]

FSD tends to get priority, then everyone else, can be a few weeks. USA also tend to get it first before the UK as well.

That's not always correct. I don't have FSD and I've been an early receiver of updates sometimes.

 

[Jonslatt]

I had a Ranger visit this am to repair a faulty seat switch. Asked him if he could push 24.1 to the car but he checked there and then and said not available for my VIN yet...

Clearly some complex algorithm at Tesla that assigns who gets what.

 

[Adopado]

Clearly some complex algorithm at Tesla that assigns who gets what.

Tesla IT ...software distribution team: "hey, John, ... are you on coin tossing today?

 

[MrBadger]

Apparently a new feature to see which release batch your car is in is coming soon.

 

[Durzel]

I just woke my car up, I had a good feeling that it would tell me an update is waiting when I did.

Nothing.

 

[Jonslatt]

Apparently a new feature to see which release batch your car is in is coming soon.

Ooohh. I can see the Customer Care line getting some grief with folks wanting to know why they are 23567th on the list when their neighbour who bought their car later is 22435th...

 

[hingus2000]

I just woke my car up, I had a good feeling that it would tell me an update is waiting when I did.

Nothing.

Is waking up the car in the app usually the first indicator of an update? I’ve been periodically sitting in the car and pressing the software menu to check!

 

[CMc1]

Apparently a new feature to see which release batch your car is in is coming soon.

Source?
Found it:

So I called Tesla today asking about how the updates work and she said that the updates are rolled out in waves according to region and production date (old news). However she said that Tesla is working on a feature that will come in a future update where you can see which batch you are in and see when exactly you will receive the next update. This is good news to prevent people from refreshing the software page every second

 

[CMc1]

Is waking up the car in the app usually the first indicator of an update? I’ve been periodically sitting in the car and pressing the software menu to check!

I’ve always found checking in car is quicker than waiting for app/notification/TeslaFi. Can tell as it says checking for 20 odd seconds then says available.

Definitely been the case for last 3 updates. And whilst in park for some reason. (Eg I’ve checked whilst being in traffic, then checked again when parked and said was available pending WiFi).

 

[Godsense]

If that was the case, we would never have had an update.

We have had an open service request ever since we picked the car up end last September.

Ouch!

 

[Durzel]

Is waking up the car in the app usually the first indicator of an update? I’ve been periodically sitting in the car and pressing the software menu to check!

In my experience of the past two updates, I've received a push notification on my phone while I've been asleep. If I was a betting man I'd say those notifications coincided with my car waking itself up at the scheduled charging time, which was 04:30 (wish we could change this via the app).

My car hasn't been plugged in for a bit so I don't think it bothers to wake itself up now (it knows if it fell asleep with the cable connected), so I've just been periodically opening the app myself to wake the car up, in the hope it would trigger a update check.

 

[dan223]

That's not always correct. I don't have FSD and I've been an early receiver of updates sometimes.

I did say "tends to be", but for the majority of the time, FSD cars will get it before non FSD cars, I believe Elon has also confirmed FSD cars get priority.