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FSD v14.3 Lite Reaches Intel-Based Model S and X, Missing Some Features
Model S and Model X vehicles with Intel-based HW3 hardware are beginning to receive FSD (Supervised) v14.3 Lite, after nearly two years on FSD v12. The update follows a prior distribution of the version to a small group of early access testers last week. According to early reviews shared by Teslascope, the version improves speed control, overall driving performance, and the steering wheel nag system. Tesla says v14 Lite uses technology distilled from the full Hardware 4 version of FSD v14.…
- Model S and X with Intel HW3 move from FSD v12 to v14.3 Lite.
- Tesla says v14 Lite uses technology distilled from FSD v14 on Hardware 4.
- Start from Park, Arrival Options, reversing and Actually Smart Summon are missing, per reports.
🔎 Why it matters: The update brings FSD v14.3 Lite to Intel-based HW3 Model S and X, which had been on FSD v12 for nearly two years without v14 family improvements. Early Teslascope reviews cite specific changes in speed control and the steering wheel nag system.
📈 Upside: Early Teslascope reviews report better speed control and a less intrusive steering wheel nag.
📉 Risk: Early reports indicate Arrival Options and reversing are missing on these Model S and X, although the general v14.3 Lite release notes include them.
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