I really have not seen any range increase. If anything it is getting harder to track. I have gone to energy instead of miles on the display because at times I would come back to the car and my range had actually increased- no charging, in the garage with stable temps, etc. I have seen as much as a 1.5 kwh as of yesterday and even higher in the past, 2.5kwh increase or more. This is all tracked on Teslafi and as I understand it their data is straight from Tesla.
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MASTER THREAD: 2019.36.1 update released with 5% power increase
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MacGreiner
5YJ
I have a road trip down to FL for the next starlink launch leaving Sunday. Cmon 36.1.2 - Let the rivers flow!
Urbancowboy
Member
Nobody releases new software on a Friday unless they have to.
This is probably going only to 36.1 installs first to confirm the reverse bug was fixed. I doubt we will see broader distribution until next week.
I hope I’m wrong as I’m eager to get it.
Did you have 36.1 already though?
I did, hw2.5 so no cones or anything.
I don't know if I am or not, had enough referrals for it when it was a thing along with buying FSD but no confirmation as to whether I am or not. Friend back home gets updates at the same time, but I am in a odd situation since I'm with the military overseas (out of region car.)
I will say, 1 pedal driving is awesome and don't know if it's better efficiency or my driving style. But buddy and I went to Frankfurt (he's on 32.1) and he got there with 55% charge. While I got there with 63%.
PACEMD
Active Member
Getting updates is totally random, no pattern at all...........that, of course, will not stop wild speculation..........
Knightshade
Well-Known Member
Quite a lot of folks got 36.1, certainly not a must-have update, pushed last Friday (well, relative to the total # who got it at all)- then an even bigger number on Saturday, then it basically ground to a halt after that.
jebinc
Well-Known Member
When something like this happens, why not just "roll back" to the prior firmware version right away, rather than leaving new firmware problems out in the field while they scramble to fix and re-release? Seems that would be a "safer" and quicker approach.
You'd then have threads of people whining that Tesla took away their updates, threats of lawsuits for 'losing features', blah blah blah. Can't win em all.
wayoutwest
Member
I'm not so sure. It seems very strange to me that every YouTube 'Tesla influencer' I've seen recently had got 36.1...
diamond.g
Active Member
MacGreiner
5YJ
I think most of the YouTubers have FSD which doesn't hurt when it comes to new rollouts. We know FSD folks get preference now.
lairdb
Member
MarcG
Active Member
Yep, according to TeslaFi (I have access to member pages) it looks like the only cars being upgraded to 2019.36.2.1 were previously on 2019.36.1, so that indicates a patch/fix release.
Whether it rolls out to others that are currently on 2019.32.x and prior, or a new release altogether needs to be built for "older" versions, remains to be seen.
Whether it rolls out to others that are currently on 2019.32.x and prior, or a new release altogether needs to be built for "older" versions, remains to be seen.
