Tesla has started rolling out its 2021.24.11 software update, detected on a Model Y in California. This update comes after 2021.24.10 was released just five days ago.
What’s new in Tesla’s 2021.24.11 software update? According to Raul x, he replied to @Teslascope to say, “Just installed and I don’t see anything new in the release notes.”
So in other words, the 2021.24.11 release notes should again note the following changes (as seen in 2021.24.10):
- Disney+
- Car Wash Mode
- Mirror Auto Dim
- Dashcam Improvements
- Range Display
- Remain Connected to Wi-Fi in Drive
- New Language Support
Let us know if you’re seeing Tesla’s 2021.24.11 software update hit your car.
On a side note, if all goes to plan, Tesla should be releasing Full Self-Driving beta version 10 in the next 30 minutes.
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