Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta is updated regularly and the most recent update has expanded to more existing users in the United States and Canada.
Tesla’s FSD beta 10.11.2 started rolling out to more existing testers in the U.S. and Canada on late Tuesday, according to a photo shared by @AndrewGleissner on Wednesday (via @WholeMarsBlog).
The update was first launched on April 4 as part of 2022.4.5.21, but now more existing FSD beta testers are getting the update.
The photo shows the update downloading on the driver’s app home screen, with 50 percent completion. In addition to the first user’s photo, others in the thread also said their downloads were beginning, as part of the 2022.4.5.21 software update.
FSD Beta 10.11.2 is rolling out in the United States 🇺🇸 https://t.co/bhyKGZxnOb
— Whole Mars Catalog (@WholeMarsBlog) April 13, 2022
FSD 10.11.2 appears to be rolling out to existing FSD beta customers for now. The next release is said to reportedly include those with Safety Scores of 95 and higher, according to @WholeMarsBlog.
Tesla’s recent unveiling of software update 2022.4.5.21 also brought the FSD beta 10.11.2 to some testers, largely including bug fixes for the system.
You can watch FSD beta 10.11.2 attempt unprotected left turns here.
Tesla expanded the FSD beta to Canada earlier this year, marking its first time deploying the software outside of the U.S.
A full North American release of Tesla’s FSD is expected to come later this year.
