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Tesla FSD v14 Lite Brings Advanced Autonomy to HW3 Cars
technology2 hours ago

Tesla FSD v14 Lite Brings Advanced Autonomy to HW3 Cars

Tesla is releasing FSD v14 Lite to HW3/AI3 cars, a compact version of the newer HW4-based v14 that distills input from AI4 into HW3. It adds features like starting FSD from Park, automatic Reverse/Drive transitions, Arrival Options, and always-on Speed Profiles, plus improved responsiveness, lane-centering, and smoother behavior—though some v14 features (Smart Summon upgrades, the standalone Self-Driving app, and dynamic parking-pin adjustments) are omitted due to hardware limits. The rollout began with early-access testers on software 2026.20.5.1, with broader rollout after validation. Tesla notes HW3 cannot reach unsupervised autonomy and a hardware upgrade path to HW4+/AI5 is planned later; v15 Lite is unlikely. International rollout will follow validation, potentially in EU, Australia, NZ, and Korea in coming weeks.

Tesla: Hardware 3 Cars Must Upgrade to Hardware 4 for Unsupervised FSD
technology2 months ago

Tesla: Hardware 3 Cars Must Upgrade to Hardware 4 for Unsupervised FSD

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on the earnings call that Hardware 3 cannot support unsupervised FSD, meaning millions of cars from 2019–2023 will need new hardware and camera upgrades to Hardware 4. Tesla is considering discounted trade-ins and “microfactories” to speed the retrofits, and Musk floated converting Hardware 3 cars to Hardware 4 to enable a robotaxi fleet. He also teased a future rental model for owner cars, while acknowledging consumer FSD timelines are likely to slip (potentially back to Q4).

Tesla says HW3 cars can’t reach unsupervised FSD without hardware upgrade
technology2 months ago

Tesla says HW3 cars can’t reach unsupervised FSD without hardware upgrade

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said vehicles with Hardware 3 cannot achieve unsupervised Full Self-Driving and must upgrade to Hardware 4 (plus camera changes) to enable FSD. Tesla will offer discounted trade-ins and plans to run multiple upgrade lines in major cities to retrofit older models (roughly 2019–2023) with the new hardware, highlighting memory bandwidth as a key bottleneck for autonomous driving.