Software updates

[OrencoGarden]

Hi,

I am still having software version 2018.21.9. What are the latest software version? I heard about version 2018.24.1 and I have been waiting for the new version for more than a month. But I haven't got any notice. I am wondering if something's wrong. I appreciate your advice.

Thanks.

 

[TexasTeslaRacing]

Latest is 2018.26.3 be4b11e

TeslaFi.com Firmware Tracker

 

[brkaus]

You can get a feeling for what firmware versions are in use here - TeslaFi.com Firmware Tracker

There are still a good number of folks on the same version, so I wouldn’t worry about it quite yet.

 

[N8Howell33]

I just got updated to 26.3 Saturday, from 21.9. This was the longest gap between firmware since I took ownership in March.

 

[azred]

I’m still on 2018.18.3, which I believe predates the braking fix (201.18.13?) If Consumer Reports learns customers are still on that software I would assume they’d pull their Recommend rating again. More importantly, if we get into an accident caused by braking issues, Elon will have one more lawsuit to juggle. I don’t get too excited about updates for either of my Teslas but if we haven’t received the braking fix by now two months after its release, it is inexcusable.

Hopefully someone will tell me 2018.18.3 does have the braking fix.

 

[N8Howell33]

I’m still on 2018.18.3, which I believe predates the braking fix (201.18.13?) If Consumer Reports learns customers are still on that software I would assume they’d pull their Recommend rating again. More importantly, if we get into an accident caused by braking issues, Elon will have one more lawsuit to juggle. I don’t get too excited about updates for either of my Teslas but if we haven’t received the braking fix by now two months after its release, it is inexcusable.

Hopefully someone will tell me 2018.18.3 does have the braking fix.

18.3 was the brake fix. They pushed it to all model 3's. If I were you, I would call service center and ask why you are still on 18.3. Maybe you've had some failed update attempts in the background or something.

 

[Dana1]

18.3 was the brake fix. They pushed it to all model 3's. If I were you, I would call roadside service and ask why you are still on 18.3. Maybe you've had some failed update attempts in the background or something.

Not roadside service, the SC.

 

[azred]

18.3 was the brake fix. They pushed it to all model 3's. If I were you, I would call service center and ask why you are still on 18.3. Maybe you've had some failed update attempts in the background or something.

Glad to hear that though I googled the issue before you posted and saw some posts stating that 18.13 was the fix not 18.3.

 

[N8Howell33]

Glad to hear that though I googled the issue before you posted and saw some posts stating that 18.13 was the fix not 18.3.

Correct my bad on typo, you are correct it is 18.13

 

[Rusty1]

I’m still on 2018.18.3, which I believe predates the braking fix (201.18.13?) If Consumer Reports learns customers are still on that software I would assume they’d pull their Recommend rating again. More importantly, if we get into an accident caused by braking issues, Elon will have one more lawsuit to juggle. I don’t get too excited about updates for either of my Teslas but if we haven’t received the braking fix by now two months after its release, it is inexcusable.

Hopefully someone will tell me 2018.18.3 does have the braking fix.

I am still on 18.3 as well. No big deal until my son can’t play Atari games. Haha.