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The v11.1 is the UI version, not the FSD version. You have FSD v12.6.3, same as me. Which software version (not FSD version) did you have during the free trial?

@maiki said: But what about with the trial version of FSD? Thatwas installed with my newest update a couple days ago (2021 Model 3), 30 daytrial, but I cannot see Autopark nor Summon? I don't think Summon is available yet in Tesla Vision for any cars, but Autopark should be there. What do you...

2024.14.7 is pretty new, TeslaFi doesn't even show it yet, but I do see online release notes. Not sure it will help, but try rebooting the car, and then go to Controls > Software to force it to check for an update.

Versions of FSD have been able to run on HW2.5, but I thought that FSD v12, the version used in the free trial, required HW3. Maybe that was true earlier but not now. Can you confirm your software version?

Autopark will only back into parking spaces, so you have to be in a position where that's possible before it will offer to park. Try driving around in a parking lot with well marked spaces. In the online versions of the manual it says you have to be traveling below 8mph. I've used it a few...

Even if you didn’t get the notification in your app, the fact that you had alerts was displayed on the screen when you got back to your car, and you didn’t do anything with that information. Are you really going to run out to your car every time you get an alert? No.

Which version was the car trying to install, and which version do you have now? Occasionally Tesla will cancel an update if they discover that it contains a serious bug, but without more information, we don’t know if that’s what happened to you.

We now know that 2024.14.x has FSD v12, so you should be able to get it regardless of which build you have now (assuming you have the hardware required for FSD v12). However, I haven’t received it yet on either of our cars (both on 2024.3.25 currently).

You get alerts (not notifications) every time a person or another vehicle passes by your car, so it's not useful. In a busy parking lot, you might get dozens of alerts in a short time. I don't worry about those alerts unless I see something on the car that warrants investigation, but that hasn't...

No, but if you look carefully at the image in your screenshot, you'll see that it's actually showing you the right scroll wheel on your steering wheel. It's a bad UI design.

I'm guessing you were on one of the 2024.8.x builds and recently got one of the 2024.14.x builds. The 2024.8.x builds have FSD v11, but the trial uses FSD v12. The 2024.14.x builds, which have FSD v12, are fairly new, so that's why you didn't get it sooner. It doesn't matter for your question...

Don't know why it works differently on FSD than EAP, and it doesn't seem like it should, but you can always disable FSD and revert to EAP if you're not comfortable with it. I'm curious to hear if others are seeing the same issue. Which software version do you have now?

As the previous reply noted, it's not a button on the screen, it's telling you to press the voice command button (right scroll wheel in your case) to respond. However, I thought it was a button too the first time I saw it. Other than that, the integration works fine for me.

Do your release notes in the car show the release note in the previous reply? If so, try rebooting and see if the feature appears.

Do you know for a fact that you’re driving in an average speed zone when it’s not working? I assume this feature depends on navigation data being up to date. For example, here in the US, red light cameras are not always shown on the navigation route.