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Have not received an update in a long time
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ucmndd
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Copy and paste from a post I made to the Utah Tesla Owners Facebook page earlier today.
(Update: I heard back from the local service center. They advised they'd checked my car and there's nothing wrong with it, adding that I have the most recent update for my particular car.)
Update intervals
I thought I'd share this in case anyone else has ever wondered the same thing.
It's now been 49 days since my S received it's last firmware update (2018.48.12.1). I wondered if that was any sort of "record" for the car so did a bit of research and put together a spreadsheet to see.
I found that in the just over three years I've been driving Ss I've had 59 updates.
Days between updates:
01-10 days: 14
11-20 days: 19
21-30 days: 17
31-40 days: 6
41+ 3
Longest period between previous updates: 48 days.
So, yep, looks like the car has set a "record".
Hmmm, actually the car has received more updates on Wednesdays than any other day. So maybe today's the day?
(Update: I heard back from the local service center. They advised they'd checked my car and there's nothing wrong with it, adding that I have the most recent update for my particular car.)
Update intervals
I thought I'd share this in case anyone else has ever wondered the same thing.
It's now been 49 days since my S received it's last firmware update (2018.48.12.1). I wondered if that was any sort of "record" for the car so did a bit of research and put together a spreadsheet to see.
I found that in the just over three years I've been driving Ss I've had 59 updates.
Days between updates:
01-10 days: 14
11-20 days: 19
21-30 days: 17
31-40 days: 6
41+ 3
Longest period between previous updates: 48 days.
So, yep, looks like the car has set a "record".
Hmmm, actually the car has received more updates on Wednesdays than any other day. So maybe today's the day?
Copy and paste from a post I made to the Utah Tesla Owners Facebook page earlier today.
(Update: I heard back from the local service center. They advised they'd checked my car and there's nothing wrong with it, adding that I have the most recent update for my particular car.)
Update intervals
I thought I'd share this in case anyone else has ever wondered the same thing.
It's now been 49 days since my S received it's last firmware update (2018.48.12.1). I wondered if that was any sort of "record" for the car so did a bit of research and put together a spreadsheet to see.
I found that in the just over three years I've been driving Ss I've had 59 updates.
Days between updates:
01-10 days: 14
11-20 days: 19
21-30 days: 17
31-40 days: 6
41+ 3
Longest period between previous updates: 48 days.
So, yep, looks like the car has set a "record".
Hmmm, actually the car has received more updates on Wednesdays than any other day. So maybe today's the day?
I got a kick out of a reply I received to my post on the Utah Tesla Owners Facebook page: "But your update intervals are a lot better than my truck, which has received 0 updates since purchase and only continues to become more boring."
