RELEASE NOTES
Adds a seat-heater timeout, expands Grok availability, exposes Powershare support, adds an ad blocker and Cybercab site-map model, and extends service diagnostics.
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Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, Cybertruck
HardwareNot specified
Seat heating may switch off automatically after 20 minutes to reduce wear on the heating elements, and can be re-enabled manually.
Worldwide
New Model 3, New Model Y, Cybertruck
HardwareNot specified
Controls > Software > Additional Vehicle Information now shows Powershare support. Tesla guarantees it for new Model 3 and Model Y built from October 2026, while some earlier vehicles may also qualify.
Region not confirmed
Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, Cybertruck
HardwareNot specified
The browser now includes a toggleable ad blocker that reduces bandwidth use and improves performance, especially on Intel infotainment systems.
Worldwide
Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, Cybertruck
HardwareNot specified
Adds A2B audio-network diagnostics for Cybertruck, guided headlight aiming for A14 Model 3/Y in the US and Canada, center/rear display diagnostics for Model 3/Y, and signal presets for AMD Model 3/Y, 2021+ Model S/X, and Cybertruck.
Worldwide
New Model S, Model 3, New Model X, Model Y, Cybertruck
HardwareAMD, not specified
Grok is now available in Israel, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Morocco, and Jordan. Available features—including answers, reminders, navigation, Hey Grok, music, and vehicle commands—vary by country.
Israel, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Morocco, and Jordan
Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, Cybertruck
HardwareNot specified
Supercharger site maps now display Cybercab with its own gold vehicle model instead of showing it as a Model 3.
Worldwide
Checked 15 October 2026. TeslaFi figures are a stored tracker sample, not a measure of the entire fleet. Confirm availability in your vehicle’s own release notes.
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