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Tesla Releases FSD v14.3.13 and v14.3 Lite in Update 2026.38.5.10

📍 Not a Tesla App October 20, 2026 at 07:52 AM

Tesla published release notes for software update 2026.38.5.10, which includes FSD (Supervised) v14.3.13 and FSD v14.3 Lite, with a release date of October 20, 2026. New features include Automatic Collision Evasion, available on HW4, which activates FSD (Supervised) to try to keep the vehicle safe and then continue driving. It also includes Emergency Drive Away, which allows shifting into Drive while the Supercharger cable is still connected. Tesla warns that this damages the vehicle and the Supercharger, and the owner may have to pay for the repair.…

FSD (Supervised) v14.3.13 and v14.3 Lite arrive with update 2026.38.5.10.
Automatic Collision Evasion (HW4) activates FSD to try to keep the vehicle safe.

🔎 Why it matters: Update 2026.38.5.10 delivers FSD v14.3.13 and v14.3 Lite, and the notes document Automatic Collision Evasion, a new HW4 feature that activates FSD (Supervised).

📈 Upside: Automatic Collision Evasion can engage during manual driving and activate FSD (Supervised) to try to keep the vehicle safe.

📉 Risk: Emergency Drive Away allows driving with the cable connected, which Tesla says will damage the vehicle and the Supercharger, with possible repair costs for the owner.

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Tesla Releases FSD v14.3.13 and v14.3 Lite in Update 2026.38.5.10

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