Tesla last month introduced Speed Assist in the 2020.36 software update, a new speed limit sign recognition feature that uses the onboard cameras to increase the accuracy of speed limit data. As is usually the […]
Tesla’s latest software update 2020.40.0.1 has started to appear on a few vehicles, and it brings with it yet more new features long requested by owners. UPDATE: A slightly later version of this software update, […]
With the last few software updates Canadian Tesla owners have been left out in the cold, not receiving all of the features our friends south of the border have been receiving. Today that changed with […]
Last week’s initial roll-out of Tesla’s latest software update 2020.36 included the ability for the car to read speed limit signs, display them on the screen, and adjust the car’s speed as necessary. As with […]
Tesla has begun deploying its latest software update, 2020.36, and brought with it some different improvements for both the Model 3 and Model S and X vehicles. Two of the biggest changes are a new […]
More than two months ago Tesla included some SiriusXM user interface (UI) updates in the release notes of the 2020.24.6.4 software update, but the improvements never actually made it into Model S and Model X […]
Tesla has started to deploy its 2020.32 and 2020.32.1 software updates and included with it some nice safety and comfort improvements. Air Suspension Improvements This new feature is just for the Model S and Model […]
One of Tesla’s most unique features is the driving visualization that appears on the in-car display. With an update late last year that included a Full-Self Driving (FSD) visualization preview, the car’s computer can now […]
Earlier this week Tesla began pushing out its 2020.28.5 software update, but at the time limited it to Model S, Model 3, and Model X vehicles. That made new Model Y owners feel a little […]
Tesla quietly updated their website recently to indicate the Model S and Model X could now charge at a peak rate of 250kW, matching the premium version of the Model 3 and the Model Y. […]
