2022.36.5 Tesla Release Notes Now Available

Sarah Lee-Jones
4 years ago

2022 36 5 release notes

Tesla on Wednesday afternoon started to roll out its 2022.36.5 software update and now we have release notes.

The 2022.36.5 release notes can be seen below, thanks to Tesla North reader Mikhail Babaian. They are the same as 2022.36.1 released back in the first week of October:

  • Caraoke: Model S/X
  • Energy App: new graph and energy used by car components, and personalized suggestions to save energy
  • Cabin Overheat Protection: pick your temperature for this feature to enable
  • Tesla App: media player details and ETA to destination
  • Supercharger Additional Details: now shows historical site occupancy and charging fees when available
  • Car Left Open Notifications: you are now alerted on your phone when doors are accidentally left unlocked
  • New Language Support: Lithuanian

Did you receive 2022.36.5 yet or 2022.36.x for your Tesla?

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