POLL: After v11, Will You Download a New Update Again Without Reading Reviews First?

[HankLloydRight]

By the time you get the message to update, the firmware has already been downloaded. Also, Wi-Fi isn’t needed. If you wait long enough, it will download over LTE.

 

[sleepydoc]

I wish I would have waited. The problem is you can’t get the FSD updates without the rest of the v11 crap, and as others have pointed out, the car will update whether you want it to or not.

As a general rule, I wait until at least the .1 or .2 version with my phone and computer. Teslas are less clear cut.

 

[PACEMD]

I don't believe in updates. That's exactly what they want you to do, playing right into their hands. I'm still on MS-DOS..........

 

[Raurele]

Yep. I will. If they add valuable features like the blind spot cams and stuff like that, I will deal with UI changes I may not agree with. That being said, I don’t mind V11 at all. I only had 10 for 2 months though. It seems the people most upset are the people that had their cars the longest on the old version.

 

[whatthe2]

I like to update as soon as I get it - like to be on the latest and greatest and am eager to see the new changes.

I’ll live with the stupid decisions they make and adapt. I live in Denver so I drive in cold and snow often and have no issues turning on the climate, seat heaters, steering wheel heater, wipers all while driving, so no issues for me. Would I prefer they be one click, instead of two? Sure, but the new setup doesn’t affect my ability to drive in the least.

 

[SalisburySam]

Something else (explain in comments).​

I’m downloading and installing updates as fast as Tesla allows, hoping for fixes to the debacle that v11 is for me. YMMV of course.

 

[Boza]

I switched to the same approach now. However, latest != greatest, by far.