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Tesla has pushed out a new software update, version 2026.14.6.10, bringing FSD Supervised 14.3.4 to the fleet along with a long-awaited feature for Cybertruck owners.
Actually Smart Summon Comes to Cybertruck
The headline addition for Cybertruck is Actually Smart Summon, letting owners use their phone to call the truck to their location or send it to park on its own in a parking lot. Early users in Florida reported getting the download on Thursday, and the official Cybertruck account marked the occasion with a playful post: “I shall be summoned.”
The update also brings the Cybertruck’s software model in line with the rest of Tesla’s fleet, which is an important step ahead of the company’s planned Robotaxi launch.
Neural Network and Safety Improvements
Under the hood, 14.3.4 includes upgrades to Tesla’s neural network vision encoders, improving how the car reads complex intersections, low visibility environments, and small animals on the road. Tesla also tackled some common complaints in this version, with fixes for lane bias, tailgating, and hesitation when parking. Safety responses around right-of-way decisions and emergency vehicle reactions have been tuned as well.
Parking Just Got a Little Easier
One handy tweak for all drivers: when you arrive at a destination, available parking options will now automatically pop up on the navigation screen so you’re not circling around looking for a spot.
As always, Tesla notes that 14.3.4 is still a supervised system, so drivers need to stay attentive and keep their hands on the wheel.
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