Image via @SCMountainDad
Tesla has started rolling out its 2020.48.30 software update to the fleet.
You can check out what’s new thanks to the excellent preview from @SCMountainDad. There are Sentry Mode Improvements, which note, “Sentry Mode footage of the last panic event will now be saved to onboard memory. To view or save the clip, plug in a USB device, launch the Dashcam Viewer, and tap the save icon on the bottom right of the screen.”
2020.48.30 pic.twitter.com/fK2kue1JMA
— SCMountainDad ⛰⚡️🚙 🇺🇸 (@SCMountainDad) December 30, 2020
— SCMountainDad ⛰⚡️🚙 🇺🇸 (@SCMountainDad) December 30, 2020
— SCMountainDad ⛰⚡️🚙 🇺🇸 (@SCMountainDad) December 30, 2020
According to Teslascope, the vehicles receiving 2020.48.30 are coming from the 2020.48.26 holiday update. It also appears so far only Model Y owners are seeing this update:
We've detected at least 50 vehicles with the software update 2020.48.30 currently pending installation.
Every vehicle detected is currently on the holiday update, 2020.48.26.
— Teslascope (@teslascope) December 30, 2020
As shared by @tjklobassa, this seems accurate as all vehicles receiving/installing 2020.48.30 so far have been Model Ys.
As usual, bug fixes are always undocumented so we appreciate reports from Tesla vehicle owners. https://t.co/s5ZLjJZRda
— Teslascope (@teslascope) December 30, 2020
…developing, refresh for updates
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