I'm still on 20.17 having been used to fairly quick updates. I logged the fault weeks back and subsequently had a service cancelled as expected. I think the same as you, i.e. updates held until they're sure the charging glitch is sorted. I expect we'll see a surge again soon (hopefully not an electrical one!)
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[UK] 2020.28.x
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darkNstormy
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Found this in a german forum, looks like traffic light and stop signs are already in early access in Europe. (28.10)
Mark-R
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I can also confirm that 2020.28.x is much better at picking up traffic lights that are to the side or above the car. I had the opportunity for a test this morning with 2020.28.2. In the photo below you can (hopefully) see that the FSD visualisation can detect both of the traffic lights on the left even though I had the bonnet of the car over the 'stop' line. Indeed from this position I couldn't really see the front light without leaning forward.
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Tesla launches update with ridiculously small change showing commitment to efficiency — Electrek
Just seen this as another small feature added to 20.28.2
Just seen this as another small feature added to 20.28.2
MrBadger
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Did we every get to the bottom of whether seat heaters turn off if no bottoms on them ? In a very limited test, I was not convinced that they were occupant aware.
I hate these clickbait titles.
If anyone else is interested....
Model Y - Interesting feature coming in Tesla 2020.28.x - Disabling of passenger face vent if nobody in the front passenger seat to increase efficiency
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MrBadger
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So did I...
Exactly, hence asking source. TeslaScope have confirmed Model Y support with their smart release notes (HTML code that decides which cars get what in-car release notes, based on model, region etc). No mention of Model 3 support in release notes (yet?).
Mark-R
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I don't think it works in a Model 3 (with 2020.28.2). I have just sat in the car for a few minutes adjusting the A/C and vents and the passenger side vent stayed on all the time.
supported by TeslaScope saying only in USA and Canada as well as Model Y. (The only regions the Y has been officially released to thus far). Model 3 may come in a future .1 release or there could be a underlying hardware difference in the vents on the Y. Maybe the Munro tear down supports this?
If it is hardware related, the update may filter onto the 3 production line in the future.
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