f205v
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Is there really a 2019.11.7 firmware version out there or is it a miss-typing of 2019.7.11 ?
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What are we missing?
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* Updated as of 3/25/19: 9:50am PST
Note: This is being collected for Model S and Model X owners so the details below are specific both these and NOT the Model 3.
Note: The list will become exhaustive as Tesla continues to work on new features. If you see a version number, then it implies that someone has reported testing it in the wild with that release, most likely part of the Early Access Program. If you don't see a version it's because we have yet to see confirmation on TMC, Reddit or Facebook of people actually testing it on a Model S or Model X, however it may be in testing on a Model 3, so we hope/assume that it will also make it over to the Model S or Model X.
Whenever this goes GA, this will be one huge release. Maybe this is the TeslaOS 9.1 that Elon referenced to a while ago?
Note: This is being collected for Model S and Model X owners so the details below are specific both these and NOT the Model 3.
Note: The list will become exhaustive as Tesla continues to work on new features. If you see a version number, then it implies that someone has reported testing it in the wild with that release, most likely part of the Early Access Program. If you don't see a version it's because we have yet to see confirmation on TMC, Reddit or Facebook of people actually testing it on a Model S or Model X, however it may be in testing on a Model 3, so we hope/assume that it will also make it over to the Model S or Model X.
Whenever this goes GA, this will be one huge release. Maybe this is the TeslaOS 9.1 that Elon referenced to a while ago?
- 2019.8.x - No user stalk-confirmation for Navigate on Autopilot (extremely limited testing on S/X)
- 2019.5.x - Blind Spot Collisions Warning Enhancements (intermittent chime)
- 2019.8.3 - Blind Spot Collision Warning Chime
- 2019.9.x - Enhanced Summons
- 2019.5.x - Peak Power Increase 5% increase (we don't have confirmation that this is coming to Model S or Model X)
- 2019.7.11 - Increase Supercharging rate to 145kw (627 mi/hr)
- 2019.7.11 - Enhancement to Auto Wipers using neural network
- 2019.5.x - Dog Mode
- Sentry Mode
- Dashcam with 3 cameras recording
- 2019.5.x - New HVAC UI/UX without tabs
- Auto heating/cooling of battery pack when navigation to Supercharger
- 2019.8.x - For P100D, the new Ludicrous+ speed mode (replaces Max Battery and Ludicrous + Easter egg)
- 2019.8.x - For P90D (non Ludicrous) & S/X Performance (non Ludicrous), the new Insane+ speed mode (replaces Max Battery).
- 2019.5.x - Trigger signal with a tap and auto end when lane change has completed
- Navigate on Autopilot for Europe with stalk-confirmation
- Summon using the fob key for Europe
- 2019.5.x - Auto Fold Mirrors on Location
- 2019.9.x - Vehicle image on Instrument Cluster increase size when transition from highway to surface streets, animations appear from park to drive. Vehicle image turns on screen when transition to cross streets, brake lights appears with more visual effects.
- 2019.7.11 - Supercharger v3 support for newer Model S and Model X with possible battery chemistry updates to support partial or full v3 speeds.
- Overhaul of the Tesla browser based on Chromium.
- Improved Sentry Mode w/Options (Always, Exclude Home, Exclude Work, Exclude Saved Locations, Ask, Off)
- 2019.8.3 - Autopilot Auto Steer Stop Light Warning
- 2019.5.15 - Autopilot right of way for adjacent vehicle merging.
- 2019.5.17 - AP3 Hardware initial support as reported on Reddit (no new capabilities, just hardware AP3 Support) evidence is APH4 (Autopilot 3 Computer) Option Code
- 2019.8.3 - Dynamic Brake Lights in Europe (brake lights are blinking fast in case of a sudden hard brake at more than 50km/h, and if the vehicle comes to a full stop hazard lights start blinking until the car accelerates).
So we have 2 cars in Norway with the same version (2019.8.3), emmz0r with AP2.5 MCU2 and nimrooz with MCU1 (and which AP?).
The 1st got NoA, the 2nd didn't.
By reading this it seems like MCU1 cars are excluded from NoA in Europe. It's weird, I don't think that's the case in US, can someone confirm it?
The 1st got NoA, the 2nd didn't.
By reading this it seems like MCU1 cars are excluded from NoA in Europe. It's weird, I don't think that's the case in US, can someone confirm it?
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I have MCU1 and AP2.5 and I have NoA, in Canada
According to the list, I hope it doesn’t require MCU2 for new features like chromium browser, sentry mode, blind spot chime
According to the list, I hope it doesn’t require MCU2 for new features like chromium browser, sentry mode, blind spot chime
AP2 MCU1 just got 2019.8.3 last night. It has Dog Mode, blind spot chime, GPS mirror folding and the consolidated HVAC screen.
* Updated as of 3/27/19: 9:43am PST
Note: This is being collected for Model S and Model X owners so the details below are specific both these and NOT the Model 3.
Note: The list will become exhaustive as Tesla continues to work on new features. If you see a version number, then it implies that someone has reported testing it in the wild with that release, most likely part of the Early Access Program. If you don't see a version it's because we have yet to see confirmation on TMC, Reddit or Facebook of people actually testing it on a Model S or Model X, however it may be in testing on a Model 3, so we hope/assume that it will also make it over to the Model S or Model X.
Whenever this goes GA, this will be one huge release. Maybe this is the TeslaOS 9.1 that Elon referenced to a while ago?
Note: This is being collected for Model S and Model X owners so the details below are specific both these and NOT the Model 3.
Note: The list will become exhaustive as Tesla continues to work on new features. If you see a version number, then it implies that someone has reported testing it in the wild with that release, most likely part of the Early Access Program. If you don't see a version it's because we have yet to see confirmation on TMC, Reddit or Facebook of people actually testing it on a Model S or Model X, however it may be in testing on a Model 3, so we hope/assume that it will also make it over to the Model S or Model X.
Whenever this goes GA, this will be one huge release. Maybe this is the TeslaOS 9.1 that Elon referenced to a while ago?
- 2019.8.x - No user stalk-confirmation for Navigate on Autopilot (extremely limited testing on S/X)
- 2019.5.x - Blind Spot Collisions Warning Enhancements (intermittent chime)
- 2019.8.3 - Blind Spot Collision Warning Chime
- 2019.9.x - Enhanced Summons
- 2019.5.x - Peak Power Increase 5% increase (we don't have confirmation that this is coming to Model S or Model X)
- 2019.7.11 - Increase Supercharging rate to 145kw (627 mi/hr)
- 2019.7.11 - Enhancement to Auto Wipers using neural network
- 2019.5.x - Dog Mode
- 2019.8.3 - Sentry Mode
- 2019.8.3 - Dashcam with 3 cameras recording
- 2019.5.x - New HVAC UI/UX without tabs
- Auto heating/cooling of battery pack when navigation to Supercharger
- 2019.8.x - For P100D, the new Ludicrous+ speed mode (replaces Max Battery and Ludicrous + Easter egg)
- 2019.8.x - For P90D (non Ludicrous) & S/X Performance (non Ludicrous), the new Insane+ speed mode (replaces Max Battery).
- 2019.5.x - Trigger signal with a tap and auto end when lane change has completed
- Navigate on Autopilot for Europe with stalk-confirmation
- Summon using the fob key for Europe
- 2019.5.x - Auto Fold Mirrors on Location
- 2019.9.x - Vehicle image on Instrument Cluster increase size when transition from highway to surface streets, animations appear from park to drive. Vehicle image turns on screen when transition to cross streets, brake lights appears with more visual effects.
- 2019.7.11 - Supercharger v3 support for newer Model S and Model X with possible battery chemistry updates to support partial or full v3 speeds.
- Overhaul of the Tesla browser based on Chromium.
- Improved Sentry Mode w/Options (Always, Exclude Home, Exclude Work, Exclude Saved Locations, Ask, Off)
- 2019.8.3 - Autopilot Auto Steer Stop Light Warning
- 2019.5.15 - Autopilot right of way for adjacent vehicle merging.
- 2019.5.17 - AP3 Hardware initial support as reported on Reddit (no new capabilities, just hardware AP3 Support) evidence is APH4 (Autopilot 3 Computer) Option Code
- 2019.8.3 - Dynamic Brake Lights in Europe (brake lights are blinking fast in case of a sudden hard brake at more than 50km/h, and if the vehicle comes to a full stop hazard lights start blinking until the car accelerates).
f205v
Member
@zanary thank you for this comprehensive list, very useful.
May I suggest to include (where known) for which specific AP version some of those updates are available?
Just as an example, reading from previous posts, it seems to me that 9. Sentry Mode is only for AP2.5 / 3 and not for AP0,1,2
May I suggest to include (where known) for which specific AP version some of those updates are available?
Just as an example, reading from previous posts, it seems to me that 9. Sentry Mode is only for AP2.5 / 3 and not for AP0,1,2
* Updated as of 4/1/19: 10:12am PST
Note: This is being collected for Model S and Model X owners so the details below are specific both these and NOT the Model 3.
Note: The list has been updated to only contains items not delivered in 2019.8.4.
Note: The list will become exhaustive as Tesla continues to work on new features. If you see a version number, then it implies that someone has reported testing it in the wild with that release, most likely part of the Early Access Program. If you don't see a version it's because we have yet to see confirmation on TMC, Reddit or Facebook of people actually testing it on a Model S or Model X, however it may be in testing on a Model 3, so we hope/assume that it will also make it over to the Model S or Model X.
Note: This is being collected for Model S and Model X owners so the details below are specific both these and NOT the Model 3.
Note: The list has been updated to only contains items not delivered in 2019.8.4.
Note: The list will become exhaustive as Tesla continues to work on new features. If you see a version number, then it implies that someone has reported testing it in the wild with that release, most likely part of the Early Access Program. If you don't see a version it's because we have yet to see confirmation on TMC, Reddit or Facebook of people actually testing it on a Model S or Model X, however it may be in testing on a Model 3, so we hope/assume that it will also make it over to the Model S or Model X.
- 2019.5.x - Trigger signal with a tap and auto end when lane change has completed
- 2019.5.x - Peak Power Increase 5% increase (we don't have confirmation that this is coming to Model S or Model X) but for Model 3, it arrived in this version.
- 2019.7.11 - Supercharger v3 support for newer Model S and Model X with possible battery chemistry updates to support partial or full v3 speeds.
- 2019.7.11 - Increase Supercharging rate to 145kw (627 mi/hr).
- 2019.7.11 - Enhancement to Auto Wipers using neural network
- 2019.8.x - No user stalk-confirmation for Navigate on Autopilot (extremely limited testing on S/X)
- 2019.9.x - Enhanced Summons
- 2019.9.x - Vehicle image on Instrument Cluster increase size when transition from highway to surface streets, animations appear from park to drive. Vehicle image turns on screen when transition to cross streets, brake lights appears with more visual effects.
- Auto heating/cooling of battery pack when navigation to Supercharger
- Navigate on Autopilot for Europe with stalk-confirmation
- Summon using the fob key for Europe
- Overhaul of the Tesla browser based on Chromium.
- Improved Sentry Mode w/Options (Always, Exclude Home, Exclude Work, Exclude Saved Locations, Ask, Off)
Juli 2017, AP2.0, MCU1, EAP, FSD.
Do I score extra points for being multicoat red?
#1 was already present in 2019.4.3, I have it installed in my car and I use it every day.
Wow. Somehow I missed that feature. We didn't get it until 2019.8.3. I got that update last week but didn't see it in the blank release notes. Such a little change but I've been wanting it since driving a 3 to California last year! I tested it out today and was so excited that I actually called two other Tesla owners on the drive home to let them know about it. Neither of them had heard of this change either.
4EVar
Member
I was on 2019.8.3 and this morning got another update to.......2019.8.3 (I guess a later build). The release notes say...
"Introducing new Navigation (Beta)
Introducing a new navigation system for your vehicle that provides improved routes, more accurate arrival times, and a more responsive instrument cluster view to better display upcoming maneuvers."
And some bug fixes for Dog Mode.
I'll try out the nav later on.
I'm in the UK and on AP2.0.
"Introducing new Navigation (Beta)
Introducing a new navigation system for your vehicle that provides improved routes, more accurate arrival times, and a more responsive instrument cluster view to better display upcoming maneuvers."
And some bug fixes for Dog Mode.
I'll try out the nav later on.
I'm in the UK and on AP2.0.
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