FSD and New Users: When?

[SnakesOnAPlane]

I added in FSD two months ago to my 2022 Model S Plaid, just after Tesla stopped rolling out FSD Beta to new users due to the NHTSA safety concerns. I should have waited, as I’m still on v11.6.1.

Has there been any updates on when it may go out to new users? I googled a bit and didn’t see anything.

Tesla Won't Ship FSD Beta To New Owners Until NHTSA Recall Is Handled

Even if you paid for Tesla's Full Self-Driving beta capability package, you won't be getting the software update. Tesla must first address NHTSA's concerns.

insideevs.com

 

[SnakesOnAPlane]

And to clarify, my title should say ”FSD Beta”.

 

[cgell]

FSD beta v11.4.1 (2023.7.5) is starting to roll out now and includes new users.

 

[SnakesOnAPlane]

FSD beta v11.4.1 (2023.7.5) is starting to roll out now and includes new users.

Finally! That’s great to hear.

 

[mgs333]

Someone posted at 10am PDT today on the wiki thread that the request beta button was not active after they subscribed to fsd.

@cgell did you recently subscribe to fsd then get 11.4.1?

 

[cgell]

Someone posted at 10am PDT today on the wiki thread that the request beta button was not active after they subscribed to fsd.

@cgell did you recently subscribe to fsd then get 11.4.1?

The toggle button won't work if you aren't on the correct software. I didn't get it yet, but others have, including new owners. I previously had the beta, but unsubscribed right before the NHTSA issue. Resubscribed and waiting on the update.

 

[gtg465x]

FSD beta v11.4.1 (2023.7.5) is starting to roll out now and includes new users.

I think the only new users getting in right now are people with new Model S / X and HW4.

 

[JulienW]

..... I should have waited, as I’m still on v11.6.1.....

What does 11.6.1 mean? FSD Beta 11.6.x is likely several months away.

 

[CharityFord]

Help! New Tesla owner here. I just bought a Model Y a week ago and signed up for FSD on a monthly basis to try it out and see which package I want to purchase but FSD Beta is grayed out. I don’t have an option to request it nor can I turn it on. Also I don’t have the auto summon option anywhere either. Anyone know what’s going on? Is there something I have to do or complete on my end? Someone mentioned my safety score but I can’t find anything in the app that shows my safety score and from researching it, it looks like you can only see your safety score after having FSD Beta. Is that correct? Any help or advice appreciated! Thank you!

 

[TomH FW]

SO much misinformation and confusion! There are currently TWO versions of FSDb in the wild right now - 11.4.2 or 3, which is only available to people who were already on FSDb, and actually have a slightly older core Tesla software, like 2023.7.10 or 15. The other, 11.3.6, is an OLDER FSDb, but is tied to a newer Tesla software - 2023.12.10 or 11, and was only recently made available - like 3 weeks ago. Assuming that you have bought or subscribed for FSD, you need to TURN OFF automatic updates In your Tesla, and be patient. At some point one of the two versions of FSDb will be made available for a version of Tesla software for which you are eligible. The hope is that Tesla will ultimately merge the two paths. I have an April 2023 MY LR, and am on the 2023.12.11 / 11.3.6 combo. Tom

 

[JB47394]

Help! New Tesla owner here. I just bought a Model Y a week ago and signed up for FSD on a monthly basis to try it out and see which package I want to purchase but FSD Beta is grayed out. I don’t have an option to request it nor can I turn it on. Also I don’t have the auto summon option anywhere either. Anyone know what’s going on? Is there something I have to do or complete on my end? Someone mentioned my safety score but I can’t find anything in the app that shows my safety score and from researching it, it looks like you can only see your safety score after having FSD Beta. Is that correct? Any help or advice appreciated! Thank you!

You probably have a version of the car software that doesn't include FSDb. You'll have to wait and see if Tesla offers you a download of a version that does. You can keep an eye on TeslaFi and/or NotATeslaApp to see what's happening with the various versions of the car software. None of it will tell you if your car is going to receive any given update, but you can see where a version is at least going out to many owners.

The same is probably true of Smart Summon; the feature just isn't part of the software that your car has installed right now.

You can ignore the safety score stuff. It's no longer used by Tesla to determine if owners qualify for FSDb. It is maintained only in certain states where Tesla Insurance determines insurance rates from that score.