Software updates skipped a few versions ...

[MyFirstElectricTesla]

I've been waiting for the last few weeks NOT to update my old 2024.20.07 and this morning I did update to a new version but noticed it skipped a few versions in between 2024.20.7 - 2024.26.6.

When I tapped updated from 2024.20.7 it downloaded somethings I didn't pay attention, and when done I noticed: 2024.20.7 ---> 2024.26.3.1 ---> 2024.26.6: is it normal?

So far I've had no problems yet.

 

[Cybertruck26]

I've been waiting for the last few weeks NOT to update my old 2024.20.07 and this morning I did update to a new version but noticed it skipped a few versions in between 2024.20.7 - 2024.26.6.

When I tapped updated from 2024.20.7 it downloaded somethings I didn't pay attention, and when done I noticed: 2024.20.7 ---> 2024.26.3.1 ---> 2024.26.6: is it normal?

So far I've had no problems yet.

There is no advantage to not updating as they roll out, but if there is a later release candidate that comes out it would supercede the release prior as the previous version will already be in any new release. You basically got the release you needed, plus patches/fixes.

 

[tmeyer3]

I don't know if this is true, but I was told that Tesla software updates are all clean installs, not a patch or modification to existing software. So yes, it would be completely normal to skip versions if you're really behind.

 

[MyFirstElectricTesla]

I don't know if this is true, but I was told that Tesla software updates are all clean installs, not a patch or modification to existing software. So yes, it would be completely normal to skip versions if you're really behind.

As posted it did update one version in the middle: 2024.26.3.1, so I guess not a clean install.

 

[Lasttoy]

I keep getting notice to connect the truck to wifi. No way. For 8 years I've gotten my updates OTA. I can't get truck in house to wifi. We have Premium Connectivity. Do the update OTA