Software update

[Pegazues]

So I just got my 2020 model Y. was trying to add boombox on it.


WHERE CAN I GET UPDATES?

 

[Driver08]

Boombox is an app in Toybox - if you have Pedesetrian Warning System you already have it

 

[evnautilus]

Read this thread:

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

Theres nothing you can do but wait.

 

[Pegazues]

Boombox is an app in Toybox - you already have it

its not there....

 

[jjrandorin]

WHERE CAN I GET UPDATES?

YOU WAIT (all caps, in jest, just to respond to the all caps above). Review this thread, and specifically the first post in it, which I will quote here for you:

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

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 actually patent pending, but still expectation guidelines.

• No, there is no way to predict when your car will get an update
• No, you aren’t being picked on because you got the lowest cost car or the most expensive one, in fact....
• No, just because you paid for the (currently) most expensive car you won't get updates faster.
• No, setting “advanced” probably won’t get the update faster, setting it to standard may or may not slow it down.
• No, 7 days isn’t too long between updates. Actually you may have to wait 4-6 weeks in some cases, even if you’ve selected advanced.
• Yes, sometimes you can get a new update on consecutive days
• Yes, sometimes there can be many, many newer versions than your car has. I’ve sometimes seen 12 releases newer than installed on my car.
• No, Tesla aren’t wasting time working on games, they have game developers just for that.
• No, Tesla aren't wasting time on "feature X" - they're probably doing it because someone asked.
• My cars average time between updates is 13 days, max is 42 days from 87 updates - YMMV
• My cars average install time from discovery is 3 days, max is 14 days - YMMV
  • My car has had updates installed on the day of discovery 19 times out of 87 updates.
• No, getting angry about it doesn’t speed up the install date, neither does being patient, its just that applying patience really helps you deal with it.

Added update versioning for good measure.
Updates are currently formatted year.week #.branch.version - usually, so 2021.4.21.3 is
Year 2021
Week # 4
Branch/Version 21
Sub version 3
2021.24 is initial release of that week. 2021.24.3 is the third version of that week release etc etc
That does mean that a newer week # doesn't necessarily mean it has all the updates included in the week before, especially if they are close. This can happen with version # as well.

I'm sure there are more but my fingers are getting tired.
[edit] Mods please feel free to change the post title if you like

EDIT: Missed that someone had already post this, but going to leave it anyway since it includes the first post which should help the OP answer the question. For new cars, it could be anywhere from a few days to SEVERAL weeks for the car to get updated from the factory firmware version.

 

[Driver08]

its not there....

your model must not have Pedestrian Warning System. if it does, i'd file a Service Request.