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[abrader]

It doesn't generally do it over LTE, it uses WiFi.
It may have moved 5 release numbers later, but it shouldn't have loaded 5 releases at once. You have to hit the install button for each.

I read in the manual that if you have premium connectivity, Tesla will push critical software updates over the LTE

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[Woodrick]

I read in the manual that if you have premium connectivity, Tesla will push critical software updates over the LTE

No, it won't. Tesla stopped that about 5 years ago.

Tesla MAY RARELY push an update over cellular if it is a critical update, but that's only a couple over the last 5 years.

 

[abrader]

No, it won't. Tesla stopped that about 5 years ago.

Tesla MAY RARELY push an update over cellular if it is a critical update, but that's only a couple over the last 5 years.

I have no other way to explain how all of the updates pushed overnight while i was asleep. There was no wifi.

 

[Woodrick]

I have no other way to explain how all of the updates pushed overnight while i was asleep. There was no wifi.

First, how do you know there was multiple updates?

Second, if it was a recall update, it may have gotten forced.

Third, are you sure that it isn't connected to WiFi? Why isn't it?

Did you Supercharge?

 

[abrader]

I had just bought the car that day. I have never been to a supercharger.

I took the car home to my home garage. Where there is no Wi-Fi and barely a mobile signal cause it’s thick brick walls and it’s in the middle of nowhere. I went out to the garage and started to use my mobile phone as a Wi-Fi hotspot and saw that it was moving at a speed of 500 K a minute, which is nothing. So I decided I would just do it the next day when I was somewhere else so I turned off the mobile hotspot on my phone and went back inside the house.

Once I went inside the house, I noticed that the truck was downloading the update at a much faster rate. By the time I woke up, the update was ready to install. on the software notes page after the update, there were five different updates including a few entertainment updates the automatic parking update the FSD update, etc.

 

[Woodrick]

I had just bought the car that day. I have never been to a supercharger.

I took the car home to my home garage. Where there is no Wi-Fi and barely a mobile signal cause it’s thick brick walls and it’s in the middle of nowhere. I went out to the garage and started to use my mobile phone as a Wi-Fi hotspot and saw that it was moving at a speed of 500 K a minute, which is nothing. So I decided I would just do it the next day when I was somewhere else so I turned off the mobile hotspot on my phone and went back inside the house.

Once I went inside the house, I noticed that the truck was downloading the update at a much faster rate. By the time I woke up, the update was ready to install. on the software notes page after the update, there were five different updates including a few entertainment updates the automatic parking update the FSD update, etc.

FYI. 500kB/s is 5,000kbs 5 Mbps). B is bytes, b is bits.
That's a pretty common number it doesn't go at the max speed of your connection. (and not too bad if cellular is marginal)
BTW, which cell service do you use? The vehicle uses AT&T.

 

[abrader]

FYI. 500kB/s is 5,000kbs 5 Mbps). B is bytes, b is bits.
That's a pretty common number it doesn't go at the max speed of your connection. (and not too bad if cellular is marginal)
BTW, which cell service do you use? The vehicle uses AT&T.

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