Version 2018.10.4

[BigD0g]

This is certainly an intriguing comment, but how do we know it's true?

Their are those amongst us that see behind the curtains...

 

[vdiv]

How do we explain the equalizer change? Was it always ±8dB and it was mislabled to 12, did they limit the controls, or did they change the underlying filter library?

 

[Polar993]

How do we explain the equalizer change? Was it always ±8dB and it was mislabled to 12, did they limit the controls, or did they change the underlying filter library?

Big question is....How is the sound quality with the latest 10.4 update? Any noticeable difference?

 

[sub]

I don't have a lot of miles on AP 2.5 but tried it out last night after reading this thread. It does seem much better/smoother.

Maps seem quicker also but not sure on that just yet. Also, I haven't seen it mentioned but auto high beams seems better, I didn't feel myself waiting for them to dim and feeling guilty as a car approached because they usually dim 1-2 seconds later than I would manually.

 

[SSonnentag]

I only had 2018.6.1 for four days before updating to 2018.10.4. I thought the AP in 6.1 was slightly better than 2017.50.3, but nothing dramatic. Tonight I get to drive 200 miles and will thoroughly test 10.4.

Well, the results are in. Not once did I have to wrest control away from AP during my drive, other than to avoid a piece of trash in the road.
10.4 handled all of the sharp hills and dips that used to try to kill me by steering me off the road.

The only thing I wasn't quite happy with, and it may not be solvable, is that with really strong, gusty side-winds, the car tends to weave a bit. Most likely it weaves a lot less than I would have had I been doing the steering, but as a passenger it was noticeable since I didn't have anything else to do other that to critique the car's driving.

10.4 is a win!

 

[bebbiXpress]

Big question is....How is the sound quality with the latest 10.4 update? Any noticeable difference?

I would say it sounds the same but I do have every dial set to zero as I like a neutral sound. Maybe @buttershrimp with it's all gangsta bassed up music style can hear a difference (less bassy?)

 

[SO16]

Uhhh ... I was current. Someone tell me what my last version was, please.

If you open the Tesla app and scroll to the bottom, it will show you.

 

[bonnie]

If you open the Tesla app and scroll to the bottom, it will show you.

It won't show me what version I was running before.

 

[Mueller]

As I see these post I'm wondering where are the s updates. I haven't had an update to autopilot in a long time and it is still next to useless on anything but interstate highways. I am really disappointed after a year of this. No change from the first time they turned it on.

 

[SO16]

It won't show me what version I was running before.

Oh... I see. True

 

[MorrisonHiker]

As I see these post I'm wondering where are the s updates. I haven't had an update to autopilot in a long time and it is still next to useless on anything but interstate highways. I am really disappointed after a year of this. No change from the first time they turned it on.

Here you go: Software Update 2018.10.4

 

[dsnows]

As I see these post I'm wondering where are the s updates. I haven't had an update to autopilot in a long time and it is still next to useless on anything but interstate highways. I am really disappointed after a year of this. No change from the first time they turned it on.

What do you mean by “s updates”? These are updates to the Model S and X enhanced autopilotwith hardware 2.0 and 2.5 that everyone on here is raving about. I agree with everyone here, it is getting progressively better and 2018.10.4 is a big jump forward.

 

[am19750]

Still on 2018.2 with no update yet model S

 

[unpollo2]

got the update and i wasn't even plugged in, had about 70% battery charge.

 

[bonnie]

As I see these post I'm wondering where are the s updates. I haven't had an update to autopilot in a long time and it is still next to useless on anything but interstate highways. I am really disappointed after a year of this. No change from the first time they turned it on.

Here's the Model S thread about it: Software Update 2018.10.4

 

[bikeandsail]

Just drove with 10.4 and it worked great! It worked well on over the hill on 2 lane roads where the road is not visible past the hill. The previous versions were dangerous in that situation.

 

[ecarfan]

Annnnndddd.... it now navigates the extremely narrow Hood River bridge that I cross several times a week. Note that the proximity sensors are solid red the entire way across.

I’ve been on that bridge, in a Model S and on a motorcycle. What you showed in your video is very impressive!

Autopilot drove me down HW 17 in California today. One of the most dangerous highways in (California).

Wow. I drive Hwy 17 a few times a month, usually in my Roadster. Can’t wait to try my X on that road in AP using the latest firmware

 

[bonnie]

I’ve been on that bridge, in a Model S and on a motorcycle. What you showed in your video is very impressive!

Props to you for making it across on a motorcycle. Most people find another bridge (usually in Portland or The Dalles). The grated deck on the bridge really messes with keeping forward motion on a bike.

 

[HookBill]

It won't show me what version I was running before.

I post regularly on ev-fw so I always go back to that when I need a memory refresh or want to see the time intervals between fw updates.

 

[chillaban]

Still on 2018.2 with no update yet model S

If you're on 2018.2, I'd highly recommend talking with Tesla support or your service center. 2018.6.1 was supposed to be a wide release, at this point being left behind makes it highly likely your car failed to download the update somehow.