Tesla started rolling out its 2021.40.30.21 software update on late Thursday evening according to @Teslascope, and with it includes Full Self-Driving beta 10.10.2 for early access program testers.
Model 3, Model Y and Model S owners part of the @Teslascope fleet in the United States have received the 2021.40.30.21 update, with these testers coming from 2021.44.30.5, 2021.44.30.10 or 2021.44.30.15.
According to Kevin Smith (@spleck), FSD beta 10.10.2 release notes can be seen below, which are the same as FSD beta 10.10:
Earlier this week, Tesla released 2021.44.30.20 which included FSD beta 10.10.1.
Stay tuned for FSD beta 10.10.2 videos to hit YouTube from testers, to show us what’s new in this update on the road.
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