Dual FSD Update Released! V12.6.1 for HW3 and V13.2.4 for HW4!
Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2025 12:41 pm
Dual FSD Versions, Single Update: Game Changer or Just Hype?
Tesla’s rolling out two FSD versions in one update. V13.2.4 for HW4 and V12.6.1 for HW3. Decoupling FSD from main firmware updates seems huge. Faster rollouts, more frequent improvements… sounds great, but will it deliver?
Is this the beginning of the end for HW3 upgrades? Will V12 ever truly catch up to V13? Or is this a way to appease older vehicle owners while the focus shifts to the next generation?
What are your experiences with V12.6.1 so far? Notice any real-world improvements in highway driving or city streets? How does the customizable speed profile feel?
Even more intriguing, FSD updates are now independent of main firmware updates. Could this mean more frequent, smaller, targeted improvements? Or will this lead to more bugs and instability? What are the potential downsides?
Let’s hear your thoughts. Is this a pivotal moment in Tesla’s FSD journey or just another software update?
Tesla’s rolling out two FSD versions in one update. V13.2.4 for HW4 and V12.6.1 for HW3. Decoupling FSD from main firmware updates seems huge. Faster rollouts, more frequent improvements… sounds great, but will it deliver?
Is this the beginning of the end for HW3 upgrades? Will V12 ever truly catch up to V13? Or is this a way to appease older vehicle owners while the focus shifts to the next generation?
What are your experiences with V12.6.1 so far? Notice any real-world improvements in highway driving or city streets? How does the customizable speed profile feel?
Even more intriguing, FSD updates are now independent of main firmware updates. Could this mean more frequent, smaller, targeted improvements? Or will this lead to more bugs and instability? What are the potential downsides?
Let’s hear your thoughts. Is this a pivotal moment in Tesla’s FSD journey or just another software update?