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Tesla released its Spring 2026 software update on April 13, 2026, featuring a new Full Self-Driving (FSD) subscription tap for easier access, a 24-hour dashcam feature, and the introduction of 'Hey Grok' voice command, enhancing vehicle interactivity and functionality.
On August 6, 2024, Tesla announced it would issue a software update to fix lock malfunctions across vehicles involved in its largest recall in China, addressing safety concerns caused by these lock issues.
On December 2, 2025, Tesla hinted at an upcoming camera hardware upgrade that may impact the Full Self-Driving system, raising questions about the future and reliability of Tesla's FSD promises.
On March 12, 2026, sightings of Tesla's 2026.8 software update appeared, although official details about new features and release timing remained undisclosed at the time.
Tesla rolled out its 2026.14.1 software update with release notes published on April 17, 2026, continuing its series of incremental improvements and bug fixes for its vehicles.
Tesla announced on May 9, 2026, that Track Mode, previously exclusive to Performance models, would be made available to non-Performance vehicles, expanding sporty driving features to a broader Tesla audience.
On May 9, 2026, Tesla introduced a new 'Vehicle Sync' feature for driver profiles that enhances personalization by allowing settings to synchronize seamlessly with individual drivers.
Tesla issued a recall for every Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) Cybertruck ever sold due to a critical safety defect where wheels could detach, highlighting an urgent manufacturing or component failure issue.
By July 13, 2025, Tesla had integrated the AI assistant Grok into its vehicles, marking a significant step forward in voice command technology and enhancing driver interaction, though detailed functionalities remain forthcoming.
In May 2023, Tesla faced a lawsuit related to a 2022 software update, with allegations around the update's impact, reflecting ongoing legal scrutiny on Tesla’s software management practices.