4 months between updates?

[budosteve]

Hi.

Please forgive me if this is covered elsewhere; I did a quick search and didn’t see anything.

2017 MS 100D
Still on 2018.50

It’s April, 2019.

Is this typical?

 

[f205v]

I was on 2018.50 till 2 days ago (BTW, I received 2018.50 on 2nd March 2019, so more than 3 months after it was released.)

 

[jorobsand]

Is this typical?

When it comes to Tesla and firmware updates, there is no such thing as "typical". Yes, updates prior to Model 3 deliveries were more frequent, but have since slowed relative to the frequency of what a Model 3 owner will see.

Your best bet to see if you are out of the norm is to use something like TeslaFi or ev-fw to gain a sense of how many similar models to yours are on your firmware version. There are often a few different firmware versions that are considered "current" at any given time for any one model/AP hardware/country.

 

[JasJ]

Good WiFi at home helps. If you are on LTE only, updates are much less frequent.

 

[Tummy]

Everything in my car is working correctly and smoothly so I'm happy to have some stability for a while.

 

[kg7jo-]

Hi.

Please forgive me if this is covered elsewhere; I did a quick search and didn’t see anything.

2017 MS 100D
Still on 2018.50

It’s April, 2019.

Is this typical?

18.50.6 was released on Jan 22. most people didn't get it till Feb 2. So you didn't really sit on it for 4 months. it's more like 2 months. which is typical.

 

[JasJ]

My car on good home wifi (guest network with no DLNA servers) had 22 firmware updates in 2018/2019 averaging 20 days apart (range was 1 to 57 days).

2017 MS AP2 MCU1

I am not on any early access program

 

[Asterix187]

Tesla don’t care about the S and X any more. It’s all about the 3.