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Updating MY with 2022.45.12 (FSD 11.3.3) what's new?
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Should just be tweaks and bug fixes to fix issues with 11.3.2 that barely started rolling before being largely killed.
Seems like a lot of fixes from .2 . From what I've seen .1 was much better then .2, .3 seems to fix a lot of the regressions in .2 .3 is going out to Teslas that have .2 installed. I still see many 10.69.25.2 installation currently so this is definitely not a wide release. Really annoying that you pay for FSD and they only send this out to a select few. I'm not saying we should be on the same build as employees, but once they release a version to the public it should go out to the entire public is my feelings. So far this is 3 versions that have not went out to the public after Mr. Chief Bananahead said wide rollout over a week ago
Nope. Only the old/short folks who got 11.3.2 received 11.3.3
They were doing wider roll outs and then some dangerous bugs got into a lot of hands, so now they are more cautious.
Since the NHTSA recall I think Tesla is taking a more cautious approach even though they aren't required to. They only halted additional vehicles enrolling in the beta but Tesla is clearly not rolling this out too wide yet. My car has been in the beta for a while and I haven't seen the update as yet
BitJam
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My guess is Tesla was required to halt the FSD beta rollout until the recall issues were fixed.
My bet is the AEB changes in V11 are the most risky since it's always active, false positives could cause accidents. AEB is something you really don't want to screw up or there will be another recall.
My car is installing 11.3.3 as I write this.
As far as selling them with an open recall, the FSD beta is an opt in system so I don't think it would force a stop sale. You do make a good point as to why they halted the rollout though. This is effectively a stop sale on the FSD beta until the recall issues are corrected.
As far as selling them with an open recall, the FSD beta is an opt in system so I don't think it would force a stop sale. You do make a good point as to why they halted the rollout though. This is effectively a stop sale on the FSD beta until the recall issues are corrected.
EVRider-FL
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My Model S got 11.3.3 overnight. Model 3 is still waiting. Both cars had the most recent FSDb v10 build.
TeslaFi has 415 for 3/26, 394 for 3/25. Maybe the number will be higher for 3/27.
There are about that same amount in pending installs too.
If they were comfortable with it yet to go fully wide there would be thousands in pending.
We’ll see. Going well so far. No many point three videos or comments yet though.
If they were comfortable with it yet to go fully wide there would be thousands in pending.
We’ll see. Going well so far. No many point three videos or comments yet though.
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