Pace of Updates

[mattreidy]

Is it just me or is the pace of updates really picking up?

I’m on my second Model S, a 100D AP 2.0. I waited to buy my first until AP 1.0 was released and it was an 85 (no D).

I was a beta tester with my 85 but they didn’t keep me in the program when I traded up. ~ Sigh ~

I’ve never seen so many updates hit the street so quickly and with so few disclosed enhancements.

My old AP 1.0 was/is still better than AP 2.x. The lack of automatic wipers is a step backwards. Automatic high beams don’t work nearly as well as they did. Still waiting for speed sensitive volume to come back out of beta too...

 

[Bebop]

I’m antsy on getting EAP features stated on the website.

 

[Maximapolak]

I haven't received an update since .34 so you must be special

 

[bob_p]

AP2 and AP2.5 cars will likely continue to get relatively frequent updates until the software achieves at least an acceptable level for AutoSteer.

Our S P85 is not seeing updates very often, and I suspect AP1 cars are likely also not getting as many updates as the newer cars.

And our S 100D is only getting updates every 4 to 6 weeks.

 

[alwaysru]

I’ve got a 2013 P 85, and have been getting updates more frequently than ever. No auto pilot, and the very early VIN. I think they’re just getting faster at their updates. Good to see!

In fact, I’m sitting in my car right now while an update happens. I was on 2017.40 - interested to see which I get this time.

Edit: On 2017.42 a88c8d5 now

 

[Maximapolak]

Are you guys on wifi or LTE?

 

[alwaysru]

Are you guys on wifi or LTE?

WiFi and 3g depending on where I park my car.

 

[mattreidy]

WiFi usually for me. I don’t really think it matters other than affecting download time.