Tesla rolls out FSD V14.3.11 alongside V14.3 Lite for HW3 [2026.33.5]

FSD (Supervised) v14.3.11 release note

Tesla has started rolling out another Full Self-Driving (FSD) update, with FSD V14.3.11 arriving for newer AI4 vehicles while older HW3 vehicles are also getting an upgrade to V14.3 Lite.

Both versions are being deployed through software update 2026.33.5, which began appearing on vehicles in the United States late Tuesday. As with rollouts of any new version of FSD, the deployment is still extremely limited Tesla conducts its usual initial testing with Early Access members before expanding availability.

For AI4 vehicles, V14.3.11 follows V14.3.10, but the release notes between the two version is identical, suggesting the changes and updates are more related to bug fixes rather than fundamental changes to the model.

While FSD is the same, there are some new features included in the release. One is Automatic Collision Evasion, which can activate FSD to take control of the vehicle when it is driven manually if it detects an impending collision. You can watch the feature in action here. It also includes upgrades to Apple Music and Wheel Selection.

HW3 moves up to V14.3 Lite

The same update is also significant for owners of HW3 vehicles, bringing them FSD V14.3 Lite.

Tesla introduced V14 Lite to HW3 owners in June, using a process known as distillation to transfer intelligence from the much larger AI4 V14 model to the older hardware.

Like the V14.3.11 release for AI4 vehicles, the release notes for V14.3 Lite are the same as V14.2 Lite. It includes improved navigation, merges, pedestrian interactions, traffic light handling and vehicle cut-ins, along with smoother steering and lane centering. It also brought parking, unparking and reversing, Arrival Options and Speed Profiles.

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