Stuck on 2019.40.50.5

[sacredzero]

Hey all,

I have always gotten updates super quick but for some reason I have been stuck on 2019.40.50.5 and it looks like most of the fleet (67%) is on 2019.40.50.7. I have tried the hard reset, I am always connected to strong wifi at home so any suggestions?

Should I reach out to Tesla to force the update?

 

[stonelance]

There are no significant differences, so probably not worth the hassle until more updates come out.

 

[Asterix187]

You’re not stuck, they just haven’t pushed a newer version to your car yet.

 

[qdeathstar]

there is no different feature wise, your car probably just doesn’t need what ever is in the newer update.

 

[Doomsdave]

I have the same issue. Nothing to worry about.

 

[happymonkey]

Same here. Maybe we're part of a small holdback group as they evaluate some recent change.

 

[rcabor]

same here

 

[happymonkey]

After a very long time, just got update now. I had just gone to software update settings and it showed no new software for me. I then rebooted the car (because it was running some fan half hour after being parked in garage) and upon reboot instantly it showed I had an update. Since I had literally triggered a check 1 minute before reboot and it came back empty, my guess is something was stuck and rebooting got it unstuck.

 

[lozza]

I'm still on 50.5 too

 

[not4antoher]

I'm still on 50.5 too

Me, too.

 

[Kitfox]

Special Builds.

Things that will cause your build to differ:
* Country/Locale - Some builds do not go to all countries, states, or localities
* Hardware/Options - Some things only go to HW3 and some only to HW2.5 and so on
* Rollout Holds - They discover a silly thing and stop the rollout before you get it, so you will skip that build to one with a fix for the thing
* Special Conditions - Your car provides interesting data

Special Conditions is fun. Tesla Firmware occasionally contains watch conditions to report back to the mothership. "Watch for traffic signals that don't seem to make sense." "Watch for cases where the AI confidence is low." That kind of thing. If your car notices watch conditions when x.x.3 is out, you might be put onto x.x.4 for example to gather data on those conditions. Then x.x.5 and .6 might come out with no changes other than turning off watch condition checking, but they still want your car to watch. So it watches, and it watches well. When they think it's watched enough, they'll put you on .6 which has no data gathering. Or maybe .7 for other datas when everybody else is on .6.

Something made you special. Revel in it.