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Software update
- Thread starter Hoops993
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carlos31820
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It rolls out in waves. However, the first software update after taking delivery seems to take longer for some reason. I think my first update came about 2 months after I had the car.
This website shows how many Teslafi tracked cars are getting which updates and when.
2022.44.25.1 and 2022.44.25.2 are the holiday update. The .2 is likely a bugfix version.
This website shows how many Teslafi tracked cars are getting which updates and when.
2022.44.25.1 and 2022.44.25.2 are the holiday update. The .2 is likely a bugfix version.
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Welcome to TMC.
The first update can take anywhere from 2-3 days, to 5-6 weeks. After that, the updates are still never released to all cars at once. You will read about some version or other of a software update, wait (im)patiently for it, sometimes weeks, then get some other version that is slightly newer than you read about.
You will also experience times when your car skips specific versions etc. Its not like a smartphone where everyone can just download everything at once.
Its one of those parts of ownership you just have to get used to, but after 4 years I can tell you I think its amazing that my 2018 model 3P has still gotten new features and has access to "most" of the things my wifes 2022 model Y does. Its been one of the joys of owning this car to me, even though sometimes you have to take things in the update you like along with things you dont.
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I got mine on Nov 28 with version 2022.40.200. About a week later, it updated to 2022.40.300.1. I was super excited when it updated because I heard it could take a long time and thought I had hit the lottery to get in the regular update schedule so quickly, but 300.1 is also a factory version. No sign on Teslafi or anyone being upgraded off of it yet either. Back to being patient.
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TeslaFI is only showing that a few people on this build have gotten updated so far (If I'm reading the chart correctly).
They must not have pushed it yet.
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You’re up to date. Can’t get much more recent except with FSD. I’m on 44.30. You can go to the Teslafi website to check out the recent releases.
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Occhis
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Installed this today. As with one previous update recently it erased all my driver profiles, zeroed out all trip information, erased Homelink settings, put all autopilot, safety features, acceleration mode, braking and stopping modes, and many others back to factory default settings. I spent 30 minutes resetting everything back to where I wanted it. So, not happy.
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Watts_Up
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It might be a good idea to create a cloud profile:
2023.2.0.5
Wtf. “Updated” 2 nite to 2023.2.0.5 and every saved setting is gone. **** u Tesla. Happened twice before. What the hell is going on there at Tesla? Car thinks it’s still in Fremont. This is unacceptable. Period.
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how do you create a cloud profile?It might be a good idea to create a cloud profile:
2023.2.0.5
Wtf. “Updated” 2 nite to 2023.2.0.5 and every saved setting is gone. **** u Tesla. Happened twice before. What the hell is going on there at Tesla? Car thinks it’s still in Fremont. This is unacceptable. Period.
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