Tesla has started rolling out its 2021.4.17 software update on Monday, detected on vehicles in the United States, as noted by @TeslaFi.
Software version 2021.4.17 was just detected on a Tesla Model 3 Long Range in North Carolina United States on https://t.co/uh4cmhSoAQ. Follow the release at https://t.co/8tbh44TJki
— TeslaFi (@teslafi) May 10, 2021
As for what’s new, according to NotaTeslaapp, there are some navigation improvements for all Tesla vehicles in Japan, including Model S, 3, X and Y.
There are now “more intuitive maneuvers and accuracy” during navigation, while there are also navigation junction views as well, to better highlight complicated highway junctions. An updated version of Navigation maps to be downloaded over Wi-Fi is required to get these new features.
As for all other Tesla vehicles worldwide, there are unnamed bug fixes and improvements.
Are you seeing 2021.4.17 yet? Many Tesla owners are awaiting the next version 11 of the company’s software update, expected to bring new features and user interface.
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