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Owner asks if 14.3.10 can jump straight to 14.3.12, skipping 14.3.11
Unconfirmed: an owner of a 2026 model year (2026 MY) Tesla says they've been offered version 14.3.12 without ever receiving 14.3.11, and that they're currently on 14.3.10. In a Reddit post, they ask whether it's safe to go directly from 14.3.10 to 14.3.12. It's a user question, not a Tesla announcement, and the original text includes no release notes or verified answers. It also doesn't say what 14.3.12 changes or whether Tesla recommends skipping versions.
- 2026 MY owner says 14.3.12 was offered without ever receiving 14.3.11.
- Asks whether they can update directly from 14.3.10; no official confirmation exists.
🔎 Why it matters: No official confirmation: a 2026 MY user reports being offered 14.3.12 without having received 14.3.11 and asks whether skipping from 14.3.10 is safe. The post documents no problem with that update.
📈 Upside: Not applicable.
📉 Risk: Not applicable.
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