FSD Release Tracker

A clean tracker for Tesla main software releases, FSD (Supervised) branches, rollout status, hardware eligibility, and public prediction confidence.

Prediction

Next Public FSD v14.3.3 Wave

Late May / Early June 2026

Prediction based on current public v14.3.3 expansion, 2026.14.6 Spring Update install base, HW4 eligibility, and recent fleet tracking trends.

End of this week confidence (by May 30) 20–40%
Early June confidence (by June 5–10) 50–70%+
Mid-to-late June rollout outlook Near full HW4 rollout

The next wave could move faster than some past FSD updates because base software 2026.14.6 is already on roughly 63% of the fleet, making it easier for Tesla to push the FSD-specific 14.3.3 branch on top. HW3 vehicles remain on older v12/v14-lite branches for now.

Latest Main Car Software

Spring 2026 Update

2026.14.6 / 2026.14.6.6

Latest wide release: 2026.14.6 remains the primary Spring 2026 wide-release version with roughly 63% fleet penetration.

Point release: 2026.14.6.6 bundles FSD v14.3.3 and is expanding in larger public waves for compatible HW4/AI4 vehicles.

Associated FSD: v14.3.3 on 2026.14.6.6 for eligible HW4/AI4 FSD subscribers and purchasers.

Fleet status: 2026.14.6 is already broadly installed, while 2026.14.6.6 continues daily expansion as the FSD-specific branch.

Latest FSD (Supervised)

Full Self-Driving

v14.3.3

Rollout status: Latest public FSD (Supervised) release as of May 24, 2026. The phased rollout started around May 17 and is now in its largest public waves yet.

Car software branch: 2026.14.6.6

Public availability: Available beyond employees/EAP to regular FSD subscribers and purchasers on compatible HW4/AI4 hardware.

Status: No newer public version has appeared yet — no v14.4, v14.3.4, or higher branch reported publicly.

Live Tracker Snapshot

Public v14.3.3 Confirmation

As of May 24, 2026, the latest public FSD (Supervised) release remains v14.3.3 on software build 2026.14.6.6. This branch started its phased rollout around May 17 and has moved into larger public waves, including regular FSD subscribers and purchasers on compatible HW4/AI4 vehicles.

Core Explanation

Main Software vs FSD Updates

As of May 24, 2026, Tesla continues deploying two separate types of over-the-air updates that roll out independently.

Main car software updates

Examples include the Spring 2026 Update and the 2026.14.x series. These handle UI, apps, audio, visualizations, safety features, and non-driving features.

FSD (Supervised) updates

Examples include FSD v14.3.3 on software 2026.14.6.6. These specifically update the Full Self-Driving neural network, driving behavior, and autonomy features. They are not tied to the main software branch.

Eligibility

What Determines Availability

Updates apply to current Tesla models, including Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, and Cybertruck where hardware supports them. Rollouts are gradual and fleet-wide where eligible.

Model S Model 3 Model X Model Y Cybertruck
Spring 2026 Update

Key New Main Software Features

  • Self-Driving App: US, HW4 FSD-capable New 3, New Y, and Cybertruck. Includes single-tap subscription, usage stats, and activation info.
  • “Hey Grok”: US, AMD Ryzen infotainment on New S/3/X/Y/CT. Voice wake word for Grok AI. Dismiss with “goodbye.”
  • Pet Mode: Worldwide, all models. Name your pet in Controls > Display > Customize Pet Mode.
  • Immersive Sound Upgrade: Worldwide, New 3/New Y. Advanced audio processing for streaming.
  • Rear Display: Worldwide, New S/3/X/Y/CT. Interactive maps for rear passengers.
  • Higher-quality visualizations: Worldwide, New 3/New Y. Sharper car images and park scenes.
  • Blind Spot Warning Accent Lights: Worldwide, models with ambient lighting. Interior lights flash red for blind-spot threats.
  • Dashcam Viewer updates: Up to 24-hour recent footage and easier saving/sharing via app. Requires Premium Connectivity and latest app.
  • Weather Maps improvements: Worldwide with Premium Connectivity. Better colors and past-hour data.
  • Automatic Software Updates: Worldwide. Overnight installs when parked, controlled in Controls > Software.
  • Music App Queuing, Sketchpad upgrades, Trips/Energy tracking, Supercharger pricing filter, Keyboard improvements, Paint Shop, Live Camera View, Green Light Chime, Service Mode enhancements, parental controls, and more.

Many smaller UI tweaks are included, such as larger dock icons, driver profiles in Settings, Grok favorites, and bug fixes. Some features like Self-Driving App or Hey Grok are HW4/AMD-specific. HW3 and older processors receive core updates but not all AI extras.

FSD v14.3.3 Public Context

Major FSD Improvements

  • Upgraded Reinforcement Learning training for better overall driving scenarios.
  • Upgraded vision encoder for improved low-visibility handling, 3D geometry, traffic signs, rare objects, and unusual scenes.
  • Rewritten AI compiler/runtime with MLIR for 20% faster reaction times and quicker model iterations.
  • Reduced unnecessary lane biasing and tailgating.
  • More decisive parking behavior.
  • Better handling of emergency vehicles and school buses.
  • Improved right-of-way decisions, small-animal detection, complex traffic lights, and unusual obstacles.
  • Improved recovery from temporary degradations with fewer unnecessary disengagements.
  • Unified model with Actually Smart Summon and Robotaxi behaviors, with Cybertruck excluded for some items.
  • New post-intervention selector, intervention-free streak tracking, and Actually Smart Summon speeds up to 8 mph.
Earlier FSD v14 Context

v14 Branch History

  • FSD v14 series began in late 2025 with v14.1 and v14.2 branches.
  • FSD Supervised v14.3.3 on software 2026.14.6.6 began its phased rollout around May 17, 2026.
  • v14.3.3 has moved beyond EAP/employee testing and is now reaching regular FSD subscribers and purchasers on compatible HW4/AI4 vehicles.
  • Live tracker and owner-report context still points to v14.3.3 as the current cutting-edge public branch, with no public v14.4 or v14.3.4 yet.
Safety

Usage Notes

  • FSD (Supervised) requires constant driver attention and supervision.
  • It is not autonomous.
  • Tesla continues pushing toward unsupervised capability, targeted for later 2026 in some regions per prior statements.
  • Recent fleet data shows significantly fewer collisions versus US averages.
Fleet Software Status

Current Tesla Models + Active Software Branches

Tesla software rollouts are staggered by hardware, region, VIN grouping, and FSD eligibility. The table below reflects the most common active branches across the fleet as of May 24, 2026.

Model Main Software FSD Version Notes
Model S (Refresh) 2026.14.6 v14.3.3 public HW4 rollout / older branches AMD Ryzen models receive Hey Grok and rear display features.
Model 3 Highland 2026.14.6 v14.3.3 public HW4 rollout / v14.3.2 Priority rollout vehicle for many HW4 AI features and visualization upgrades.
Model 3 Legacy 2026.14.x v14.2.2.5 HW3 vehicles receive core updates but not all AI-exclusive features.
Model X (Refresh) 2026.14.6 v14.3.3 public HW4 rollout / older branches Receives rear display updates, Grok support, and service mode enhancements.
Model Y Juniper 2026.14.6 v14.3.3 public HW4 rollout / v14.3.2 High-priority rollout platform for HW4 FSD improvements.
Model Y Legacy 2026.14.x v14.2.2.5 / v14.3.3 public HW4 rollout / v14.3.2 Mixed rollout status depending on hardware generation.
Cybertruck 2026.14.6 v14.3.3 public HW4 rollout / v14.3.2 Receives tailored visuals, warning systems, and HW4-exclusive AI features; included in active owner reports for 2026.14.6.6.
Related Updates

Other Recent / Related Items

How To Verify

Check Your Vehicle

For the absolute latest on a specific vehicle, check Controls > Software in the car or use the Tesla app. Release notes appear there after install. Rollouts are staggered by VIN, hardware generation, region, and subscription status. Tesla frequently iterates with small FSD point releases and phased VIN-based deployments.

Sources are primarily aggregated from Tesla’s official release notes, tracker context such as Not a Tesla App, Teslascope, Tessie-style fleet data, and recent owner reports. Updates evolve quickly, so new FSD versions or Spring Update refinements could appear any day.