Tesla Clocks Fall Back One Hour in British Columbia on Sunday
Tesla owners in British Columbia reported that their vehicle clocks fell back one hour on Sunday morning, even though the province adopted permanent daylight saving time on March 8, 2026. Drive Tesla confirmed the issue on one of its own vehicles. According to observations so far, the problem affects units without Full Self-Driving (FSD) running software versions 2026.38.3.2 or 2026.38.5.1, with the clock one hour off. While Washington and most of North America set their clocks back, most of the province kept its time, leaving it one hour ahead of Washington.…
- Tesla vehicle clocks fell back one hour in British Columbia on Sunday.
- Affects versions 2026.38.3.2 and 2026.38.5.1 without FSD; no manual fix exists.
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