Tesla V10 software update rollout: post here if you are still waiting

[outdoors]

Conspiracy theory: they intentionally sent the update to only one car that had TeslaFi just to increase anticipation and buzz.

/s

That car belongs to Joe. After all it is his idea and mode.

 

[Garlan Garner]

One install reported on TeslaFI so far.

Yeah....its really rolling out.

 

[ABC2D]

Maybe that will be possible with v10 but, with v9, the car will only use cell connectivity whilst driving. ie tethering only works when stationary.

That's not correct - connecting to Wi-Fi while moving works now, on ver.9. The car switches from Wi-Fi to cellular every time you take it out of Park, but you can tap the LTE icon and still connect to your Wi-Fi hotspot while moving

 

[bedoig]

The Tesla Blog post also mentioned Hulu as being available in the theater, for anyone that's interested. If you're a cord cutter that uses Hulu with the live TV option that would be pretty cool.

 

[bedoig]

That's not correct. The car switches from Wi-Fi every time you take it out of Park, but you can tap the LTE icon and connect to your Wi-Fi hotspot while moving and it will keep it that connection.

Hmm, interesting. Last I tested it (probably 9 months ago) that wasn't the case as far as I recall.

 

[hungryjonjon]

Hmm, interesting. Last I tested it (probably 9 months ago) that wasn't the case as far as I recall.

I did it today. Put it drive, press on brake to hold, turn on WiFi and connect to hotspot. SR+.

 

[Smmnyc]

Given Apple's recent push to proliferate Apple Music to platforms outside of their own (Android, web, TVs), I won't be surprised to see it make an appearance as an option in the future. Perhaps Google Music as well?

After you get v10 visit http://beta.music.apple.com with the car's browser.

 

[paulvinh]

Not sure if anyone caught this. Did not check thread.

But in the marketing video they showed enhanced summon going in the wrong direction it seems.

 

[happyzod]

It is out to one person. Great.

 

[WilliamG]

It is out to one person. Great.

Yeah, not ideal. Been sitting in my car all day hitting F5. Nothing. May call it a quits and finally go to the bathroom.

 

[paulvinh]

Yeah, not ideal. Been sitting in my car all day hitting F5. Nothing. May call it a quits and finally go to the bathroom.

Try shift + command + R

 

[jsrawa]

ONE Model S, I even moved my car multiple times at work to find some WiFi today. Fail.

 

[LM-5]

Makes you wonder if they discovered a show-stopper or something. Really strange to have the big announcement push and then no upgrades.

 

[jebinc]

Makes you wonder if they discovered a show-stopper or something. Really strange to have the big announcement push and then no upgrades.

A never ending saga, it seems. Maybe next week... I wonder if this titled thread will turn into a thread like the “next week” one from April?

 

[mlkmade]

They updated the paragraph and removed parking, it now just says Wi-Fi.

You can enable wifi after you start driving.

Also I don't know why everyone is complaining about not instantly getting it.

To receive this update as quickly as possible, make sure your car is connected to Wi-Fi. You'll automatically receive Version 10.0 when it's ready for your car based on your location and vehicle configuration — there is no need to request the update.​

 

[Helmuth]

Elon tweeted “V10.0 just started rolling out...”

Which it did with just one install on TeslaFi! Let’s hope for the big overnight push though...

 

[Arif]

So to use Netflix one would need to be in park and on WiFi, right? But charging stations dont offer WiFi yet and unless most folks have an independent wifi device, it's going to be tethering to your phones data plan to really utilize Netflix, right?

 

[cOoTeR]

I'm picking my model 3 up tomorrow evening, it's full self driving. I don't have Wi-Fi at home. How likely is it that the car will be on the latest software at pick up?

 

[DanH]

Tesla’s server is connected to a 56k modem. Please don’t overload it.

 

[Saghost]

I'm picking my model 3 up tomorrow evening, it's full self driving. I don't have Wi-Fi at home. How likely is it that the car will be on the latest software at pick up?

Very low. Every delivery I've seen has been on a different branch and weeks behind the main release. My Raven came with 2019.7.105, after 2019.16 was out.

More recent ones had 2019.15.1xx - another version that was never in general release. I'm not sure if the factory loaded firmware has unique features that aren't implemented in the mainline releases, but I don't know why else they'd be unique forks.