software update 2022.16.1.1

[Timbo2]

Given the few of you who have gotten this my hypothesis is that those of us who have the setup where you can select your level of regenerative braking won't get the option.

My reasoning is that Tesla isn't going to want to create and debug two sets of braking response curves. Since they don't offer the "low" setting anymore there is little benefit doing all the work. Sure they could make it impact only the "standard" setting, but it's likely to confuse people and once again has little upside for Tesla.

I hope I'm wrong however.

 

[GtiMart]

You might be on to something... My 2020 model 3 is on 2022.20.7 and I don't have that new option...

Damn, i wanted that option, and I would like more regen than "normal" which they seem to have nerfed. We get the nerf but not the option it seems

 

[Graham J]

M3 SR+ early 2021, 20.7 - no blended regen option

(and no regen level option)

 

[Timbo2]

M3 SR+ early 2021, 20.7 - no blended regen option

(and no regen level option)

Have hope. My bet is they do AWD variants first as I think that is a larger part of production.

 

[thatdude902]

M3 SR+ early 2021, 20.7 - no blended regen option

(and no regen level option)

My sept/oct 21 SR+ got it with the 2022.20.7 update.

 

[BitJam]

FWIW: the Apply Brakes when regenerative braking is limited option is now showing up. I have no idea when it appeared because I haven't been looking for it. I'm currently on 2022.20.7. It wasn't there when I got 2022.16.1.

Several times I've noticed that this feature seems to get disabled automatically. I'm not sure when or why. I've turned it on a number of times but when I go back to the Pedals & Steering menu the next day, it's disabled.

 

[Timbo2]

Good news! Also odd news. I downloaded 2022.20.8 tonight and my Dec 2018 AWD has the regenerative braking improvements.

The odd news is when I was running 2022.16.X it showed "Tire Configuration" where it now shows Regen on the latest software and has moved the Tire Configuration into 2022.20.8.