Tesla has started rolling out its 2022.36.1 software update and the latter now fixes an annoying high-pitched buzzing noise that was plaguing some Model S and Model X owners, that we reported about last month.
According to 2022.36.1 release notes sent in by a Tesla North reader with a 2022 Model S, we see the following updates:
- Caraoke: also includes support for back seat passengers on the rear display
- Energy App: monitors energy while driving and parked; shows energy consumed by different components, driving behaviours, environmental conditions; view energy used in trip projection and battery indicator
- Cabin Overheat Protection: customize the activation temperature in settings
- Tesla App: view additional media player details and ETA to a destination when route is active from mobile app (requires 4.13.0)
- Supercharger Additional Details: redesigned Supercharger map popup shows historical busy times; tap on any Supercharger pin near vehicle
- Car Left Open Notifications: now lets you know when doors have been left unlocked
- New Language Support: Lithuanian
Did you receive Tesla’s 2022.36.1 software update today? Let us know if it also fixed the high-pitched buzz in your Model S or X, if you had that issue.
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