
Tesla has started rolling out its 2022.4 software update, as noted by @Teslascope.
According to a screenshot of the 2022.4 release notes shared by Jesse Bryce (@jesseb4me) on his 2019 Model 3, there are now changes to regenerative braking in Autopilot.
“Autopilot will now use more regenerative braking at low speeds for higher efficiency and an improved driving experience, especially in stop-and-go traffic. Increased use of regenerative braking results in less brake pedal noise and smoother stops,” reads the update.
According to @greentheonly, 2022.4 also brings:
- South Korea: Sonic the Hedgehog (cars must have data-enabled USB ports in front console)
- Japan: Maps to get data from VICS
Are you seeing the 2022.4 software update in your Tesla?
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