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Not getting Holiday Update 2023 Model X
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RoBoRaT
PoPeYeD'SaiLoRDuDe
Read the first post in this thread. It contains everything we know about software updates. No need to read the entire thread, just the first post is enough:
When will my car get updates? Its been AGES already!
To help the myriad of posts currently landing asking the same basic questions. Slightly tongue in cheek but moderately within the realms of possibly being factual in as far as anyone can prove otherwise. Patent Pending Twiglett expectation guidelines for when software updates arrive. OK, not...
teslamotorsclub.com
if you dont want to read it, the TL ; DR answer is "Nothings wrong, you just have to wait".
scottf200
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OTA updates go out in cycles. Example from TeslaFI.com and 18K 'fleet'. 2nd image below
Just make sure you car has a good WiFi signal and is connect.
You can choose 'advanced' to get some of them sooner. 1st image below.
scottf200
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Well you certainly are in an interesting subset of owners (iea. 2022.40._00 - hundreds series). See 2nd image below updates for the past 4 days. It seems that Tesla does that for groups of cars. Perhaps because your car is so new. From TeslaFI, the 300.1 series of folks are mostly in 2023 cars (S3XY) and from more than 1 country.
Just make sure that you wifi is good. I have mine set to 'advanced' as shown above. I occasionally (weekly) reboot (2 finger hold on scroll rollers) my car as occasionally [my] wifi in the car appears to be working but isn't.
You'll get cycled in. TeslaFI will keep track of your OTA updates with some stats which I find useful (1st image)
Do you have FSD? I understand those are a different update cadence.
I do not have FSD, have solid Wi-Fi with the access point 5 feet above my Teslas, and on advanced software update. I get an update every couple of weeks.
scottf200
Well-Known Member
No they don't. From the TeslaFI graphic above, you can see that the version they are on (2022.40.300.1) does not have the superscripted red beta version 10.69.x.y next to it.
I'm on this version too (MYLR 2023). I started on 40.200 and was updated to this version after about a week. Not many of us on this version. Did you take your car in for service? I got the update the night before they came out to install my HomeLink, but that may just be a coincidence. TeslaFi doesn't show anyone getting off of this version yet so it seems to be a bit of a dead end for now. Do post here if you get updated.
MikeKFE
2023 MXP | 2023 MSLR
I took delivery of a 2023 MSLR 2 weeks ago and I'm on 40.300.1 as well.
No holiday update yet.
Interestingly, my car has been downloading a TON of data over the past few days - 41GB yesterday alone.
No holiday update yet.
Interestingly, my car has been downloading a TON of data over the past few days - 41GB yesterday alone.
mbp11
Member
I have a 2018 July MX and full self-driving and I am on 2022.36.20 (10.69.3.1 FSD). This schedule is very useful to see. Looks like my next one will be 2022.40.4.10 (10.69.3.3FSD)
MikeKFE
2023 MXP | 2023 MSLR
TeslaFi is now showing a 2022.40.30. Previous version was 2022.40.200 for those with it, so maybe that's our ticket off the factory software.
everydaychris
Active Member
my x got an update a whie ago 40.300.1 after the factory update but yeah still no holiday
September 2019 3LR, on 44.2 (socal) just got the update around 0900 today. FINALLY, Apple Music 
and better phone call,hand-off’s 
[even with my 12v battery issue]
and better phone call,hand-off’s [even with my 12v battery issue]
MikeKFE
2023 MXP | 2023 MSLR
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