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Software update
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What cars get which updates and when is an illusive question that owners have tried to figure out the logic of for years. Bottom line, if you have your car connected to wifi on a regular basis, you'll get "the next update" as soon as appropriate.
If it makes you feel any better, my 2023 MS LR is also currently on 2023.44.30.8.
If it makes you feel any better, my 2023 MS LR is also currently on 2023.44.30.8.
Just wanted to say thank you for writing the entire software version number. Too many people abbreviate and create ambiguity.
My 2022 Model X is running 2023.44.30.8. I also have a 2015 Model S (AP1, MCU1) running 2022.8.10.16.
To OP, what you're running is pretty "normal". There are various web sites such as TeslaFi and TeslaScope that have the distributions of software version numbers across the cars they poll if you want to see how that compares to others.
Bruce.
ucmndd
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3 hours maybe, 6 weeks definitely.
fholbert
Active Member
fholbert
Active Member
Not very likely. They tend to just say "wait for it".
The thing is that depending on your car's hardware and configuration, you might very well be on the latest software version, even if its version number is lower than some other cars. It's not like an iPhone where every (supported) device gets the update all at the same time.
Also, newer isn't always better.
Bruce.
ucmndd
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Not every update is relevant or particularly important for every car.
Best practice is always to roll out slowly such that any critical bugs or unforeseen issues can be detected before you've impacted the entire fleet.
ucmndd
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Yeah but I think "over several weeks" would still qualify as relatively quick in the scheme of things.
Jlwine
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My 2017 MS updated Thursday night to 2023.44.30.14
It's just all over the place. For me, this was the larger icons (ABS,BRAKE) recall update. Only thing in the notes for it.
It does depend on several variables, it must be a mess to keep track of. I have MCU2 all upgrades and FSD. There are several configurations you could have with my model year, and I imagine each one may have a different revision running.
It's just all over the place. For me, this was the larger icons (ABS,BRAKE) recall update. Only thing in the notes for it.
It does depend on several variables, it must be a mess to keep track of. I have MCU2 all upgrades and FSD. There are several configurations you could have with my model year, and I imagine each one may have a different revision running.
