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2022.16.1.1 is now rolling out globally.
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buddhafree
2022 MYP
Just finished updating my 2022 March build Model Y Performance.
- The sound in the browser works again.
- No USB errors. I didn't need to unplug/plug back USB devices.
- SoC predictions will be more accurate according to the notes. It calculates wind speed, wind direction, etc now.
- AP max speed is 85 mph.
- The release notes have nothing about using regular brakes to compensate for low regen. No option is available either.
Everything else looks the same as before.
- The sound in the browser works again.
- No USB errors. I didn't need to unplug/plug back USB devices.
- SoC predictions will be more accurate according to the notes. It calculates wind speed, wind direction, etc now.
- AP max speed is 85 mph.
- The release notes have nothing about using regular brakes to compensate for low regen. No option is available either.
Everything else looks the same as before.
Grampamac
Member
Just updated my MY to 2022.16.1.1 and did not get anything about regular brakes to compensate for low regen either. Contacted local Tesla Service Centre and they checked some other Teslas which have the upgrade and reported none of them had it either. Suggested it was actually not in this update but should come soon????
Nothing in changelog about regular brakes for when regen is reduced for my April delivered Fremont 2022 MY LR AWD.
k.alexander
Member
Barcode sticker on front of car when it was delivered. My car was born on June 2.
You can also contact Tesla and they can tell you the date.
From what I was told at a SC, that's for older cars that you could adjust the regen. They said newer cars already does that and there is not option, but Tesla techs have been wrong in the past.
I got my car on Friday and it’s already downloading this update. I did trade in a Model 3 for my Y so maybe I’m somehow still in the update system?
buddhafree
2022 MYP
Some people have to wait more than a month to receive first update, but not everyone. I got my first update immediately after I got a car and 2nd update two weeks later.
SalisburySam
Active Member
That’s questionable, and likely wrong. My 06/2018 isn’t the oldest Model 3 but certainly one of them. No regen changes mentioned when I moved to 2022.16.1.1. I have the HW3 upgrade if that matters, but others here with HW2.5 say they don’t see a regen change either.
Believe uscbusfan was talking about different things... Old software has settings for amount of regen, now it's gone on newer versions.
The latest change supposedly on 2022.16 would be a new setting for mechanical brake to be automatically applied when regen brake is limited (e.g. cold battery).
However, seems this feature isn't delivered with 2022.16
smogne41
Active Member
People were saying that about phantom braking 4 years ago when I got my car. If it was easy to solve they would have by now. Don't hold your breath.
iamnid
Active Member
It's a bug that many are experiencing -- see this thread:
Software update - Stuck on last check date
I searched the forums but didn't find anything specific to my question. My car settings are set to "advanced" and it states that the last check for updates was on June 2. No matter what I do, it will not check for updates and stamp it checked with current date. It's stuck on June 2. I've done...
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