Tesla released a steady stream of software updates earlier this week, with the most recent update 2021.4.6 having just rolled out on Wednesday with a number of new bug fixes.
Among them was a fix for DC fast charging at third-party chargers in Europe for Model 3 owners, which stopped working for some after the recent 2021.4.3 software update.
Tesla North reader @Tobias18910911 confirmed on Thursday the latest 2021.4.6 update has fixed the problem, as the owner is now able to DC fast charge again using a CCS connector in Europe, on his 2021 Model 3 Long Range AWD.
I can now DC fast charge again on third party chargers, which didn’t work after 2021.4.3. I’ve a M3 2021LR EU version with CCS.
— Tobias (@Tobias18910911) February 18, 2021
With so many recent updates rolling out in such a short span of time, many are speculating as to whether Tesla is planning a major update sometime soon. Either way, the recent updates have fixed a number of bugs, including the DC fast-charging, rear camera blackout issues, as well as a handful of other “minor fixes” and “miscellaneous improvements,” as proclaimed by the company.
In any case, it’s pretty amazing to live in a world where software updates can drastically enhance the performance of our cars. If you want to watch how Tesla software updates can improve performance in real-time, after making an in-app purchase on the Model Y, check out this video.
Thanks Tobias
