Mine is on 2021.44.30.11 , car says software is up to date ? do you know if updates are a gradual process?
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Tesla Software updates - Australia
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ARMARM
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ARMARM
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My Model X in 4 years has had 80+ updates, they are totally random, NO ONE but inside Tesla understands how they're assigned! One day you'll be one of the first to get it, then it could be weeks or even miss versions all together!
Priit
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Mine is currently installing 2022.4.5.1 also, mine is upgrading from 2021.44.30.14.
ARMARM
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Your MCU is the bottleneck, it's at its EOL, AP1 cars that have had the infotainment upgrade are getting newer updates.
Controls - Service..
Once you've driven for a few km the tyre pressures will display on the pic of the car.
Controls
(Or Controls - Lights)
One of the buttons there.
(Do t think that changed from V10)
Odd. I'm sure I tried this after I'd been driving for an hour and nothing was displayed. I'll have to try again.
It was so much easier when it was just a card you could swipe.
I thought it used to be on the top one but it is not there now.
OK, I can see it under Lights. An extra press to distract me when I'm driving in fog/heavy rain.
Thanks!
Priit
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So looks like 2022.4.5.1 has started to add back things that the new UI originally removed. Now there is the profile selection available at the top of screen as well as the sentry icon when entering the car. they do disappear when you start navigating to a destination, but at least when entering the car, don't have to dig through menus for them.
I do hope they will get around to adding things useful when driving also.
I do hope they will get around to adding things useful when driving also.
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I have not received any additional notifications of new software updates since not installing the most recent one. My currently pending update is 2021.44.30.12 which I have ignored for more than a month. I am currently on 2021.40.6.
and on a totally unrelated note, I've had a slow leak in the front right tyre, finally got that looked at today, and they found my rim is cracked! That's a first, also I have not run over anything that should be able to crack a rim... anyone familiar with warranty terms on those things?
No! I tried that when I couldn't work out how to turn them on.
With my old car it was as simple as pulling out the lights switch, which I could do without taking my eyes off the road.
Also, why can't the cameras detect the fog and turn them on automatically? Why don't the lights come on when the wipers come on?
It actually recognised what I said but said there was no command available (or words to that effect). All while I was distracted from the road.What about “turrrrrn awn fawg liiiiites”?
Oh.... I'm sure mine used to but definitely not anymore. Is there a setting? I'll have to look for one.
I'm actually surprised it isn't the default when you consider the number of US states where it is the law, especially since this includes the most populous states of California and NY (and the states most likely to have Teslas).
bay74
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Brought my 3 in for service today. I specifically asked them not to update the software (and left a bright pink sticky note as a reminder); the guy I spoke with assured me that they wouldn't. He mentioned that they'd received much "colourful" feedback on v11.
The loaner is a new one with the black window trim and a powered boot (not sure of year). It feels much more comfortable over bumps than my 2019 - is it known when suspension changes were made, by any chance? I also notice that all the panels line up and the seals are all straight and attached and even the physical controls felt better (like the column stalks, window buttons, etc...). It also doesn't squeak and creak over bumps and around bends, like my 5YJ Fremont car does. Very nice. I'm not jealous at all. Not even a tiny bit.
The loaner is a new one with the black window trim and a powered boot (not sure of year). It feels much more comfortable over bumps than my 2019 - is it known when suspension changes were made, by any chance? I also notice that all the panels line up and the seals are all straight and attached and even the physical controls felt better (like the column stalks, window buttons, etc...). It also doesn't squeak and creak over bumps and around bends, like my 5YJ Fremont car does. Very nice. I'm not jealous at all. Not even a tiny bit.
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