Image: Whole Mars Catalog
Tesla started rolling out Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta 11.3.6 to employees and some early-access beta testers over the weekend with its 2022.45.15 software update, as reported by @Winnersechelon.
Tesla FSD BETA V11.3.6 releasing now pic.twitter.com/QqG66WbkhC
— TeslaBull FSD (@Winnersechelon) April 8, 2023
@Winnersechelon also shared release notes for FSD beta 11.3.6, which document all the changes included in the latest iteration of the test program. With some testers also receiving the update, videos featuring FSD beta 11.3.6 have already started to surface online.
You can watch one of the first drives with FSD beta 11.3.6 below, courtesy of YouTuber Chuck Cook, along with others from Whole Mars Catalog and Dan Burkland:
After four drives with version 11.3.6, Burkland noted that the new iteration is pretty similar to v11.3.4, which was released last week. That said, the beta tester did note that 11.3.6 feels more confident with unprotected left turns. Historically, unprotected left turns have been a pain point for FSD that seems to be getting better with each new release as of late.
FSD beta 11.3.6 builds on the new features Tesla originally rolled out in v11, including support for FSD beta on highways. The latest update brings improvements to the “single stack” system, among other things. Check out some of the release notes for software update 2022.45.15 below:
Image: @Winnersechelon on Twitter
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