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Enjoying a brief trip along the Baja California coast in a friendโs Model Y.
While in the car, I used @cursor_ai +
Grok 4.5 to develop an iOS app for managing the service while on the go.
Even on vacation, all I can think of is work!
Full Self-Driving V14.1 Lite (for HW3 vehicles) is included in 2026.21.6 in early release.
This is a great sign, as it shows Tesla will provide major updates to V14 Lite.
We were made aware of an oversight where vehicles on our two-week trial were recording overall FSD usage as intended, but not recording per-drive self-driving metrics.
This has been corrected and drives going forward will include self-driving metrics even while on a trial.
@jrpen34@Tesla Navigation updates are version agnostic and happen automatically; zero input required from the owner snd has happened over cellular before.
We noticed a new Tesla software update 2026.21.6 on Chuck's Cybertruck AWD in beautiful sunny, Florida. View the rollout of this update here: https://t.co/OgMrVgdosZ
@Cdog89@AlanGuggenheim You get exclusive early access to cutting edge FSD builds for that ;)
But yes, the gap between FSD and feature releases should be lessened ideally!
Essentially two reasons.
The AI team (who works on FSD and Robotaxi) is its own team, and the software team (who works on the main infotainment features) work separately and on different branches. Each team is specialized and overlap can mean either focus is diminished.
The other reason is FSD subscribers + Advanced tab = means you want cutting edge builds, which means less "ready for the general owner". You don't want inherent changes to alienate the general owner (which ~85% of vehicles are on Standard).
So its essentially a trade off.
You can either select Advanced and get cutting edge FSD but then delayed production features since it takes a bit for the cutting edge to be ready for merging, OR you can stay on Standard and only get an FSD update once its ready, which can take 1-3 months.
@spleck Mostly on the note that it wasn't clear if they'd just keep on calling it "V14 Lite", as it had already received two revisions (based on changed weights) without any point releases.
We noticed a new Tesla software update 2026.21.6 on Chuck's Cybertruck AWD in beautiful sunny, Florida. View the rollout of this update here: https://t.co/OgMrVgdosZ