Cancelled updates?

[JNH3171]

Has Tesla stopped providing over the air software updates on older models such as 2012 Model S? I haven’t see an update for months.
thx

 

[bmah]

Has Tesla stopped providing over the air software updates on older models such as 2012 Model S? I haven’t see an update for months.
thx

My experience is they’re just much (much much) less frequent. I presume they’re mostly safety and security updates.

Bruce.

 

[PCMc]

I also think it depends a lot on whether you still have MCU1 or if you upgraded to MCU2. I ungraded my 2016 AP1 MS90D to years ago, Dec 2021. Prior to the upgrade, I was only getting a software update about every 3 months. However, after I updated to MCU2, the update frequency was back to about every 3-4 weeks on average. That’s continued even to now, with have received update about 2 weeks ago.

No idea what the MCU1 update frequency is now versus the roughly every 3 months I was seeing two years ago, but wouldn’t expect it to be any more often then roughly quarterly.

 

[JNH3171]

My experience is they’re just much (much much) less frequent. I presume they’re mostly safety and security updates.

Bruce.

Thank for the info

 

[JNH3171]

I also think it depends a lot on whether you still have MCU1 or if you upgraded to MCU2. I ungraded my 2016 AP1 MS90D to years ago, Dec 2021. Prior to the upgrade, I was only getting a software update about every 3 months. However, after I updated to MCU2, the update frequency was back to about every 3-4 weeks on average. That’s continued even to now, with have received update about 2 weeks ago.

No idea what the MCU1 update frequency is now versus the roughly every 3 months I was seeing two years ago, but wouldn’t expect it to be any more often then roughly quarterl

 

[JNH3171]

Many thanks

 

[livesmith]

Picked up my 15' 85D with MCU1 and AP1 in June and have had 2 updates in that time. No noticeable changes though. So yeah, about every 3 months sounds plausible.