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The on-screen driving visualization is one of Tesla’s iconic features, providing drivers with a real-time view of how their vehicle perceives the world around them.

Just days after the initial, highly anticipated rollout of FSD V14.1 to a small group of early-access testers, Tesla is already pushing a new iteration: FSD v14.1.1. This rapid follow-up with software update 2025.32.8.6 appears to be a direct response to initial feedback from the Tesla community on FSD v14.1.

Tesla has expanded the color palette for its European-built Model Y, introducing an all-new Marine Blue paint option.

Shortly after its debut in the United States, Tesla’s new, more affordable Model Y Standard is taking its first step towards global expansion with a European rollout.

This is FSD Supervised v14.1.1, however, the release notes remain the same as FSD v14.1.

Tesla is quietly changing one of its most recognizable FSD symbols — the Autopilot icon — in its latest FSD update. With FSD v14, vehicles will no longer show the familiar blue circular steering wheel icon when FSD is engaged — instead, the display will show “Self-Driving.”

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Support for Standard Models Dynamic Vehicle Models Different Types of Front Bumper Cameras

Tesla has begun rolling out its latest software update, 2025.38, and it's a feature-packed release, enough for us to label it as this year’s Fall Update.

Tesla has introduced the latest Tesla update, version 2025.38, to the masses, or at least to the lucky 1% of owners who’ve received it so far.

As Tesla owners across North America have finally begun receiving the highly anticipated FSD V14.1 update this week, Cybertruck drivers quickly noticed that their futuristic trucks were once again left out of the initial rollout.

This is an early look at Tesla update 2025.38. It may include additional features in other regions that aren't listed yet.

Low Battery Warning Scheduled Rides

Many people have been waiting with bated breath for Tesla to finally introduce the cut-down versions of the Model 3 and Model Y, which we’ve been calling the more affordable models. This isn’t the $25k vehicle, but cheaper versions of Tesla’s Model 3 and Model Y.

Just as the first release of FSD V14.1 began to roll out, Elon Musk took to X to provide a clear and ambitious roadmap for what’s coming next for Tesla’s autonomy software.

Right around the self-induced deadline, Tesla released FSD v14 at about midnight Pacific. The update was released to early access testers and a small group of owners.

This is FSD Supervised V14.1, which has started going out to early access testers and a few lucky customers.

According to a Reuters report published on Friday, the Trump administration is considering a new tariff relief package that would directly benefit automakers with major manufacturing operations in the United States.

For Model 3 owners in Europe who have been struggling with the controversial steering wheel buttons, Tesla has finally launched an official solution. The Model 3 Turn Signal Stalk Retrofit is now available for purchase in the European Tesla Shop.

The long wait is nearly over. After more than 300 days without a major architectural update to FSD, Tesla is finally on the verge of releasing FSD v14. Following the discovery of a last-minute bug this week, the rollout was delayed until Monday.