According to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the next version of Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta, is set to come on August 20, 2022. That’s according to Musk’s early Sunday morning tweet.
FSD beta 10.13 will be released as version 10.69, as stated by Musk at the company’s annual shareholder meeting held last week. The new FSD release date means it’s coming in yet another “two weeks”.
FSD Beta 10.69 drops on 8/20
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 7, 2022
At the shareholder meeting, Musk said there would be significant improvements to FSD 10.69, specifically for unprotected left turns, such as the one being extensively tested by Chuck Cook, noting a 90% success rate for the complex left turn.
“FSD Beta 10.69” 😂 Best ever version & will solve Chuck’s Turn @chazman pic.twitter.com/kLA2bpreHR
— Gail Alfar (@GailAlfarATX) August 7, 2022
Tesla currently has over 100,000 FSD beta testers, according to the company’s recent Q2 earnings call, while the tester fleet so far has driven over 35 million miles, leading the industry.
Musk said later on Sunday this next 10.69 release “will be big,” without getting into specifics.
This release will be big
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 7, 2022
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