Tesla has released its 2020.48.35.10 software update, detected by @Teslascope for a Model X Performance in Hesse, Germany, that was previously on 2020.36.10. The latter update was released last September.
We noticed a new Tesla software update 2020.48.35.10 on a Model X Performance (2020) in Hesse, Germany. View the rollout of this update here: https://t.co/DHxjaqnvZM
— Teslascope (@teslascope) February 15, 2021
It’s unclear for now what’s new in this 2020.48.35.10 software update, aside from bug fixes. Once we find out, we’ll update this post accordingly. No other third party Tesla services, such as @TeslaFi have reported seeing 2020.48.35.10 in vehicle fleets yet.
Tesla’s most recent software update was 2021.4.3, made available last week and so far appears to be installed a large number of the company’s electric vehicle fleet.
While 2021.4.3 has fixed a dark camera issue on Model S and X, it also introduced a new bug for some Model 3 owners in Europe, as the latter has been unable to charge via CCS/DC at third party chargers.
Many Tesla owners are awaiting version 11 of the company’s software update, set to bring new features and changes.
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