Availability of 2022.45.11 containing FSD 11.3.2

[MuchHat]

Is it safe to assume that 2022.45.11 that contains 11.3.2 will be made available to all who requested participation in the Beta?
TeslaFi indicated close to 400 got this version as of yesterday.
Is that an indication already is it rolled out to all?
If not what is the threshold?
I see cars with odometers ranging from 1500 to 200000 miles got it so a combination of new and old cars.
Thank you,

 

[240vPlug]

Is it safe to assume that 2022.45.11 that contains 11.3.2 will be made available to all who requested participation in the Beta?
TeslaFi indicated close to 400 got this version as of yesterday.
Is that an indication already is it rolled out to all?
If not what is the threshold?
I see cars with odometers ranging from 1500 to 200000 miles got it so a combination of new and old cars.
Thank you,

One can only speculate of course. Elon said it was going wide this past weekend. It looks like 11.3.2 showed up sometime between Saturday night and Sunday morning. I'm guessing Tesla will roll it out in waves. My car did not get the update as of 8am Sunday morning. Will check again 8am this morning.

There are a lot of cars on FSD beta so it will probably take a while for all of them to get pushed the update.

 

[MuchHat]

I’m unclear why it takes that long to roll it out. In todays day and age even 1M simultaneous downloads it’s nothing. Many online services do few hundreds million request per second routinely :-(

 

[GBMaryland]

I got notification of availability of this update today. It says it would take 25 minutes to install and it’s basically an hour later… And I think it’s just finishing up.

 

[GBMaryland]

 

[CYBRTRK420]

Has anyone without USS already received the update and can confirm the Tesla Vision replacement for park distance control?

 

[GBMaryland]

A few things are gonna drive me bat *sugar* crazy… The inability to decide how many car links you want to be behind somebody, and it keeps asking you if you turn off auto pilot if there was a bad reason for it, which is getting very old.

 

[Mullermn]

Isn't there a setting somewhere about being willing to send data to Telsa to improve the system? I know you're not trying to opt out completely but perhaps it's worth trying to see if that would remove the annoyance in the short term?

 

[GBMaryland]

It’s worth looking into… But with the previous variant of the beta, it would not allow you to use full self driving if you didn’t opt in to everything

 

[Fazooley]

Do you get a notification via the app when there is new sw to release or is it only inside the vehicle?

 

[240vPlug]

Just checked mine again. No update available. Still on 10.69.25.2

 

[GBMaryland]

Do you get a notification via the app when there is new sw to release or is it only inside the vehicle?

App.

One other thing that is going to really piss me off…

Especially because it reminds me of the nanny aspect of our Subaru (we’re going to protect you from yourself because we don’t like you turning off the settings):

So Tesla isn’t gonna let you turn on minimal or no lane changes unless you reset it every stinking time you drive the car…

The one thing that drives me crazy about many manufactures is that they play that game because they don’t want you configuring the car out of their preferred settings.

(In the case of Subaru, they bury certain settings four or five screens deep, and they don’t want you to change them… And they reset every time you drive the car.)

The one potentially dangerous thing I saw this morning was that the car wants to change lanes all the time and there is significant heavy traffic in this area. In general are human beings going to do a better job knowing whether it’s a good idea to be changing in and out of lanes… Or in my case, stay in one lane in the crappy traffic and get through the drive. FSD v11 wants to do that for you and doesn’t want to encourage you to tell the car how you want to proceed during your drive. (Otherwise that setting would be remembered, and wouldn’t reset itself every drive.)

… and then it displays that craptastic message when you take over control due to a sudden lane change.

 

[Revolversoul]

Do you get a notification via the app when there is new sw to release or is it only inside the vehicle?

For the last 2 or 3 updates, I have not gotten notifications via the app. I have had to check in car to see it. Not sure if this will be the same or not.

 

[zoomer0056]

Or in my case, stay in one lane in the crappy traffic and get through the drive.

Non-FSD driver here, I'm watching as FSD 11 is rolled out.
That is my preferred way to drive. Changing lanes a lot may gain a few seconds. I can imagine a highway full of Teslas all jockeying for position.

 

[JohnB007]

Does the new version have a setting to prevent any automatic lane changes unless it is required to get to the destination?

Settings are a bit different from the 69 release...

 

[Zoso]

My wife and I each have a model y both on fsdb. Mine has the update this morning, her's does not. Don't know if it matters but I use fsd a lot more than she does.

 

[GBMaryland]

I don't a setting to prevent lane changes... and the prior FSD Beta was notorious for trying to lane change into lanes that were ending.

(One of the reasons I want automatic lane changing turned off.)

 

[EVRider-FL]

For the last 2 or 3 updates, I have not gotten notifications via the app. I have had to check in car to see it. Not sure if this will be the same or not.

Check the notification settings in the app. An update may have changed them. You should always get software update notifications if the setting is enabled. If you’re not getting any notifications from the app, also check your phone OS notifications for the app.

 

[EVRider-FL]

I’m unclear why it takes that long to roll it out. In todays day and age even 1M simultaneous downloads it’s nothing. Many online services do few hundreds million request per second routinely :-(

It’s not that Tesla can’t update more cars at the same time, it’s that they choose not to. One reason is to prevent propagation of nasty bugs that might be discovered after they start releasing a new build.

 

[uscbucsfan]

It’s not that Tesla can’t update more cars at the same time, it’s that they choose not to. One reason is to prevent propagation of nasty bugs that might be discovered after they start releasing a new build.

Yes. 10.3 was one of the first large scale examples of this, but there have been more.

Tesla could and has had massive pushes (holiday update) where most got the update at the same time, but they typically choose not to do that.