MASTER THREAD: V 2019.40.1.1 170kW charging, Neural Net for Auto Wipers, Auto Lane Change quicker

[Kmartyn]

2019.40.1 will included SR+ charging to 170kW. Included improvements to lane changes and the automatic wipers.

Source: posted on Twitter by EAP participant.

The rate of improvement by Tesla is amazing. This may be their secret sauce, as more EV competition hits the market next year.

 

[Shemp]

nope. I got 2019.36.2.1 a couple days ago.

 

[640k]

2019.40.1 will included SR+ charging to 170kW. Included improvements to lane changes and the automatic wipers.

Source: posted on Twitter by EAP participant.

The rate of improvement by Tesla is amazing. This may be their secret sauce, as more EV competition hits the market next year.

guessing on the rollout pattern, iterative bug fixes, etc., it will be a couple point releases before gen. pop. will likely see this. 40.2.x maybe? i'd like to see some wiper improvements in handling snow vs. rain, not if possible.

 

[WilliamG]

Release notes for 2019.40.1. (170kW charging for SR+)

Faster NoA lane changes, too!

Twitter

Expecting we see this in wide release in the next week or so.

 

[MXWing]

Hopefully "Faster" NoA means "Aggressive NoA". It's too docile to slip into traffic.

 

[Mr X]

Just got 36.2 a few days ago. Was hoping for the increased charging speed in that update


Now I want 40.1 ASAP!

 

[acarney]

Seems like everyone is addicted to updates. They barely installed the last one or they are longing for the next one.

Time to start a SUA-group (Sofware Update Anonymous)?

Well the faster supercharging speed was originally mentioned in the previous update and then quickly removed in that next small point update. So for SR/SR+ owners this update brings a HUGE feature we were looking forward to from the last update

 

[acarney]

Haven’t seen this hit TeslaFi at all. I wonder if this coming week will be a roll out or if it was a REALLY early tweet leak...

 

[willow_hiller]

Haven’t seen this hit TeslaFi at all. I wonder if this coming week will be a roll out or if it was a REALLY early tweet leak...

Tweet was supposedly from an Early Access Program member, but the odd thing is that usually EAP versions don't usually come with release notes.

 

[Kmartyn]

Haven’t seen this hit TeslaFi at all. I wonder if this coming week will be a roll out or if it was a REALLY early tweet leak...

It has been showing in the stats app, which usually shows the new releases first, TeslaFi follows when it goes wider. I think this is because people in EAP, worry TeslaFi provides details that could expose them whereas Stats provides little detail.

It is out there, but in EAP only. Give it a week.

 

[Alset Srotom]

It has been showing in the stats app, which usually shows the new releases first, TeslaFi follows when it goes wider. I think this is because people in EAP, worry TeslaFi provides details that could expose them whereas Stats provides little detail.

It is out there, but in EAP only. Give it a week.

The early access program is not active right now. There is a large group of early access members on TeslaFi.

 

[willow_hiller]

The early access program is not active right now. There is a large group of early access members on TeslaFi.

If it's not EAP, this is an extremely cautious rollout. I wonder what the issue was that caused them to pull the feature from 2019.36.1...

 

[ecarfan]

Moderator note: let’s try to keep this thread focused on those who have received V2019.40.1 and their experience with it. So far all we seem to have is a tweet from someone who claims to be in the EAP and posted a photo of their “What’s New in this Update” screen. Which if they are in the EAP they should not have done. But it seems to be a real release.

Thank you.

 

[CharleyBC]

This release has not been zooming out thus far. Stats now shows it as 0.0% of the Model 3 fleet. Which presumably is a number greater than zero, but looking like zero due to rounding. Let's scientifically call it "very few" so far.

 

[WilliamG]

This release has not been zooming out thus far. Stats now shows it as 0.0% of the Model 3 fleet. Which presumably is a number greater than zero, but looking like zero due to rounding. Let's scientifically call it "very few" so far.

Yeah this isn't going into wide release yet.

 

[sduck]

So a week later we're at maybe one car on stats, and zero cars on teslafi - it seems fairly obvious that this isn't any kind of actual general release, do we really need to have this thread stickied?

 

[acarney]

So a week later we're at maybe one car on stats, and zero cars on teslafi - it seems fairly obvious that this isn't any kind of actual general release, do we really need to have this thread stickied?

Probably yes, otherwise we'll get a million people asking what happened to the 170kW faster supercharging and why they're not getting it in the previous release. I was actually one of those guys too; no one seemed to be talking about how the faster supercharging speed was missing, then I found out about this next point release and it being back in it...

 

[sduck]

I'm not sure what your reply has to do with my post. It's not a firmware version that people are actually getting, hence it shouldn't be stickied. However, there is a new 36.2.3 that has popped up tonight that people in model 3's are actually getting.

 

[acarney]

I'm not sure what your reply has to do with my post. It's not a firmware version that people are actually getting, hence it shouldn't be stickied. However, there is a new 36.2.3 that has popped up tonight that people in model 3's are actually getting.

Does that point release have the faster supercharging speed back in it?

 

[Dogtone]

So a week later we're at maybe one car on stats, and zero cars on teslafi - it seems fairly obvious that this isn't any kind of actual general release, do we really need to have this thread stickied?

What is the point of sticking every update?