Software update 2022.36.15 (FSD FSD 10.69.3)
Tesla software update 2022.36.15 (FSD 10.69.3) includes Full Self-Driving (Beta) Suspension, FSD Beta v10.69.3 Release Notes, Energy App, Alternate Routes, Cabin Overheat Protection, Blind Spot Camera, Tesla App, Theater Mode, Tesla Profiles, Status Bar, Driver Profiles, Traffic Along Route, Supercharger Additional Details, Car Left Open Notifications, Caraoke, New Language Support, Battery Heating Performance, Disable Sentry Sounds, Auto Rear Climate Controls, Regenerative Braking, Sonic, Cat Quest, Cuphead, Suggested Destinations, Full Screen Visualization, Tire Pressure, Unlatch Door, GPS D
In November 2022, Tesla recalled all vehicles for an over-the-air software update to remedy a condition where the tail lamps on one or both sides of the vehi…
In November 2022, Tesla recalled all vehicles for an over-the-air software update to remedy a condition where the tail lamps on one or both sides of the vehicle could work intermittently, making the vehicle less visible to others and increasing the risk of a crash.
Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Model 3” (linked citation above)
In November 2022, approximately 40,200 Tesla vehicles, including the Model X and Model S, were recalled.
Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Model X” (linked citation above)
In November 2022, approximately 29,300 Model X vehicles were recalled over improper deployment of the front-passenger air bag during a low-speed collision.
Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Model X” (linked citation above)
In November 2022, the company reported that a Semi had completed a 500-mile (800 km) drive while weighing 81,000 pounds (37,000 kg).
Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Semi” (linked citation above)
In November 2022, the FSD beta was extended to all owners in North America who had purchased the option.
Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Autopilot” (linked citation above)
In November 2022, the FSD beta was opened to all North American owners who had purchased the option, regardless of safety score.
Event text from Wikipedia: “Tesla Autopilot” (linked citation above)
In response, in November 2022, Tesla introduced the North American Charging Standard (NACS), an open standard based on the physical design of its earlier pro…
In response, in November 2022, Tesla introduced the North American Charging Standard (NACS), an open standard based on the physical design of its earlier proprietary connector.
Event text from Wikipedia: “North American Charging Standard” (linked citation above)