Tesla’s next Full Self-Driving update is late and it’s a critical one

Tesla's next Full Self-Driving (FSD) update is overdue, and it's a crucial one.

Elon Musk had announced the release of FSD v12.4 in May, but it's yet to reach customers in June.

The update is highly anticipated due to promises of improved performance and reduced intervention.

The delay in the update's release is unclear, but reports suggest that it has been in internal testing for over two weeks.

A Reddit user claimed to have received the v12.4 update, but it had major bugs, leading to constant intervention requirements.

Musk has already mentioned v12.5, originally planned for late June, but the timeline may have shifted.

The delay has sparked mixed reactions. Some have been critical of Tesla's FSD progress, while others were hopeful for significant improvements.

However, the delay has led to tempered expectations regarding Tesla's FSD capabilities.

The delay in Tesla's FSD update release highlights the challenges of software development, and the impact of social media announcements on public expectations.

Stay tuned for further updates on Tesla's FSD progress.