Tesla has told Hardware 3 (HW3) owners in Australia and New Zealand that Full Self-Driving (FSD) v14 Lite is in active development for those right-hand-drive (RHD) markets.
According to an August 28 email from Tesla Motors Australia, the company is “currently rolling out FSD (Supervised) v14 Lite to users in North America and South Korea, with active development underway for Australia and New Zealand.”
Tesla called that “meaningful progress toward bringing the FSD (Supervised) feature to Hardware 3 vehicles,” and said it remains committed to delivering it.
The email did not name a software build, a start week, or which Model 3 and Model Y cars would get it first.
V14 LITE UPDATE 🇦🇺:
— Sam (@sam_mz20) August 28, 2026
Just received this in my email:
Active Development Underway ‼️
This is the first time we’ve received an actual update in months regarding hw3 cars from @TeslaAUNZ pic.twitter.com/Leg2BIc8kH
FSD v14 Lite is the Hardware 3 version of Tesla’s v14 FSD stack for Hardware 4 (HW4) cars, which is already available in Australia and New Zealand since June 19. HW 3 owners there have been waiting on a build that fits the older self-driving computer.
In Canada, that wait is thankfully over. We reported last month that v14 Lite had been deployed to Hardware 3 owners here and in the U.S. on software 2026.20.6.10, bringing parking, start-from-park, speed profiles and other v14 pieces to the older hardware.
South Korea was the first market outside North America to get v14 Lite, even before most Canadians received the software.
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