Tesla has started rolling out its 2022.16.3 software update on Monday morning, as noted by @Teslascope, detected on a 2022 Model Y in California.
We noticed a new Tesla software update 2022.16.3 on a Model Y Performance (2022) in California, United States. View the rollout of this update here: https://t.co/yaNEk7fYxM
— Teslascope (@teslascope) July 4, 2022
Tesla previously released its 2022.16.2 software update last month on June 17. That update included Autopilot Maximum Speed, Driver Profiles and Navigation Energy Prediction updates.
It’s unclear what the 2022.16.3 release notes are at this point, but stay tuned for updates. It’s likely the changes are the same as 2022.16.3.
Tesla’s next major software update to look out for is 2022.20, which brings green traffic light chime to all basic Autopilot users for Model S, Model X, Model 3 and Model Y. This premium feature previously was only available to Full Self-Driving and Enhanced Autopilot purchases. Click here to read all the new features coming in 2022.20.
If you received the 2022.16.3 software update, feel free to email us screenshots (ti**@********th.com) or send us a message on Twitter (@RealTeslaNorth), so we can share them with the community.
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