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Look, for everyone who posts, "BuT I GoT MY CAr ANd IT UPdatED iN 4 dAys!?!?!":

Congratulations, but you are not in the majority. Just because you know a guy who smoked 3 packs a day from age 14 and lived to 95 doesn't mean smoking doesn't do lung damage.

The point is MOST newly delivered cars seem to not update for whatever reason for a month-ish. Does it mean 100% every single car? NO. But when a new owner comes here on day 1 of having the car and looking for "WHy DoN't I HavE the LATest UpDAte???" it's way more helpful to provide their most likely expected experience, which is "it will take a few weeks"
 
Look, for everyone who posts, "BuT I GoT MY CAr ANd IT UPdatED iN 4 dAys!?!?!":

Congratulations, but you are not in the majority. Just because you know a guy who smoked 3 packs a day from age 14 and lived to 95 doesn't mean smoking doesn't do lung damage.

The point is MOST newly delivered cars seem to not update for whatever reason for a month-ish. Does it mean 100% every single car? NO. But when a new owner comes here on day 1 of having the car and looking for "WHy DoN't I HavE the LATest UpDAte???" it's way more helpful to provide their most likely expected experience, which is "it will take a few weeks"
That wasn’t my experience. Less than a week after delivery they had us update to 2022.16.1, and then another week or two and they updated us to 2022.16.2. We've had the car less than a month.

So, I’m not convinced it’s super rare.