Tesla’s 2023 holiday software update is now rolling out to more vehicles with build number 2023.44.30.1, which also includes Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta 11.4.9.
This update that includes FSD beta 11.4.9 suggests Tesla is now converging its updates into one, instead of having two separate updates for those with and without FSD beta.
With 2023.44.30.1, it also includes the over-the-air (OTA) NHTSA recall update for the U.S and Canada that makes it possible to get suspended if a driver does not react to improved Autopilot warnings when using Autosteer.
Check out the full 2023.44.30.1 release notes below as per Not a Tesla App:
Tesla OTA Recall Update 2023.44.30
Models: S, 3, X, Y
Improvements to Autosteer:
Enhanced driver monitoring warning alerts
Single stalk depression for Autopilot activation
Stricter driver attentiveness requirements
Suspension Policy for improper Autosteer usage
Autopilot Suspension Feature
Models: New S, 3, New X, Y
Suspension for improper Autopilot usage
FSD Beta 11.4.9
Models: S, 3, X, Y
Features: Simplified Autopilot activation, Enhanced vehicle detection and performance, Improved object detection accuracy, Automatic Emergency Braking on general obstacles
Cabin Camera Feature
Models: New S, 3, New X, Y
Detects driver inattentiveness
Alternate Routes While Driving
Models: S, 3, X, Y
Navigation feature for route switching
Custom Lock Sounds
Models: S, 3, X, Y
Customizable vehicle lock sounds
High Fidelity Park Assist
Models: S, 3, X, Y
3D representation of surroundings for parking; this seems to be only for cars that do not have ultrasonic sensors at the moment according to @Teslascope.
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