Tesla Software 2019.16.2

[dmurphy]

For me 16.2 has been a disaster j. It broke Homelink, WiFi, LTE, Screen is frozen every morning, and you can’t permanently turn off ELDA. I wouldn’t be in s hurry to update. Someone on the other forum said that Stats is showing 16.3. Nobody on Teslafi has .3 yet. Most everybody hates ELDA.

ELDA is overly aggressive. Our Enclave has it too, as did my Cadillac, but a more gentle implementation. I’m sure Tesla will time it - GM’s implementation is excellent. Just a gentle nudge if you cross the line but doesn’t wrest control away either. Quite well done.

 

[neptunesfinest]

I hate the ELDA for the reasons mentioned by others. I wish you could keep it off by default. It does more harm than good.

 

[ybbor]

Still no update in SoCal. Hopefully today when they get back from the holiday weekend, they realize they forgot to check our region for update deployment.

 

[Juice13]

We ignored the 16.1 (or was it 16.2?) update message last Thursday since we were going out of town. Update message has now disappeared.
- Model 3 LR on 12.1.2 East coast

 

[srkerd]

Still waiting for the update in Northern California

 

[chinnam3]

Yes, this ELDA is annoying and dangerous. It is intervening too much even for simple things as avoiding a ditch on the road(because wheel goes over whiteline). The steering vibration feedback is enough. I hope they give an option to disable this permanently.

 

[chillaban]

Ditto - AP2 S and AP2.5 3LR, California, had continuous Wi-Fi for the whole rollout, nothing.

Seems like they’re holding off on completing the California rollout for some reason.

 

[evannole]

In GA, got 2019.16.2 but no emergency lane departure assist ..Only lane departure warning.

I am in Georgia also. I had to turn on lane departure assist after downloading 16.2. It was set to "warning" by default. So far it works pretty well.

 

[chinnam3]

I am in Georgia also. I had to turn on lane departure assist after downloading 16.2. It was set to "warning" by default. So far it works pretty well.

Check the other thread specific to ELDA which is different from LDA. ELDA is by default enabled and does not show in options until you put car into drive.

 

[DNAPoPo]

Still no update in SoCal. Hopefully today when they get back from the holiday weekend, they realize they forgot to check our region for update deployment.

I sure hope so, so strange to exclude CA this time...

 

[aspec818]

I heard 16.2 was axed very recently due to bugs. May explain why Californians aren’t getting the update in masses.

 

[d21mike]

I heard 16.2 was axed very recently due to bugs. May explain why Californians aren’t getting the update in masses.

So far today 20 cars have gotten 16.2. And yesterday there were more. Where did you here that 16.2 has stopped?

TeslaFi.com Firmware Tracker

 

[mikeshyu]

2018 Model 3
On 16.2
2.5 AP
Irvine, CA (SoCal)
Got the update a day or so ago.
Car is connected to hone WiFi.

 

[HeyMarkL]

I'm on 2019.7.106!
I have a 2019 Model 3 AWD, and I believe it's HW3.
I'm in Irvine, CA (SoCal)

Haven't received any updates, and I don't have Sentry Mode!

 

[turnem]

No update here yet either. I'm in Charlotte, NC on a HW3/FSD Model 3. Not sure what to expect really. Meanwhile I'm still enjoying the heck out of my car!

 

[MarcG]

I heard 16.2 was axed very recently due to bugs.

Source? Or is this just speculation for now?

 

[curry684]

Source? Or is this just speculation for now?

Well founded speculation. 16.2 was obviously on mass rollout with everybody getting it all over the world, went from 4% to 66% in less than 3 days. Then it stopped. Only a handful of people have gotten it since then, mostly S/X that don't have ELDA anyway.

The previous mass rollout of 12.1.2 shot straight to 85+% and then started to fill up the rest slower as it started utilizing 4G which is more expensive to Tesla, hence why they allow a few days first for WiFi users to get it for free. It ended over 97% within a week total.

Secondly, many people have reported to have gotten an update notification that disappeared right as the TeslaFi stats stopped rising.

All of this can only point to the update having been pulled. The part about the reason being ELDA backlash is speculation but highly probable.

 

[joeybacs]

On teslafi
One model 3 in CALIFORNIA switched from
2019.15.11 to 2019.12.1.2

I personally still don't have an update.
Model 3 performance with Enhanced autopilot who then upgraded to FSD when it was discounted.

 

[d21mike]

Well founded speculation. 16.2 was obviously on mass rollout with everybody getting it all over the world, went from 4% to 66% in less than 3 days. Then it stopped. Only a handful of people have gotten it since then, mostly S/X that don't have ELDA anyway.

The previous mass rollout of 12.1.2 shot straight to 85+% and then started to fill up the rest slower as it started utilizing 4G which is more expensive to Tesla, hence why they allow a few days first for WiFi users to get it for free. It ended over 97% within a week total.

Secondly, many people have reported to have gotten an update notification that disappeared right as the TeslaFi stats stopped rising.

All of this can only point to the update having been pulled. The part about the reason being ELDA backlash is speculation but highly probable.

Your logic seems pretty sound. Any speculation why California has a low percentage of the cars that have gotten 16.2 while a high percentage are still on 12.1.1 and 12.1.2 according to TeslaFI Stats? Someone said 50% of Model 3's are in California so that is the reason for so many still running 12 but does not explain why so few have 16.2 so maybe the 50% is not accurate?

 

[zannman]

On teslafi
One model 3 in CALIFORNIA switched from
2019.15.11 to 2019.12.1.2

I personally still don't have an update.
Model 3 performance with Enhanced autopilot who then upgraded to FSD when it was discounted.

I wonder if this 15.11 update downgraded itself or the owner had it on ADVANCED to force the software to the latest available.

I'm still waiting in Ohio. AP3 and 12.1.2.