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Tesla AI Watch

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Tesla’s 2026.38.6 software update has appeared on a 2023 Model X in Switzerland, according to BASENOR. Its tracker figures suggest the rollout is still a very small early seed, so most owners should not expect to see it yet.

Why it matters

BASENOR also says community trackers have surfaced an FSD Streaks addition for older Model S cars. Tesla had not published official release notes when the article appeared, leaving the full list of changes unconfirmed. For Tesla owners, the useful takeaway is modest: the update has reached Europe, but its availability and feature list remain limited or unclear.

Discuss: Should Tesla publish release notes before updates start rolling out, or is tracker-led discovery good enough?

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    Update What changed

    Tesla has begun rolling out software version 2026.39.6 with FSD (Supervised) v14.2.2.6 to an initial group of European owners, BASENOR reports. The update appears to bring FSD-equipped cars onto the 2026.38-and-later software branch, where recent features such as Halloween Mode are available.

    BASENOR says the FSD release notes are unchanged, suggesting this is a bug-fix or stability update rather than a new FSD feature release. Tesla had not published official notes for version 2026.39.6 when the report appeared, so the full change list remains unclear.

    The reported practical change is branch alignment: European owners using FSD may receive software features already present on a newer vehicle software branch. The rollout is described as an early batch, not general availability, so owners may not see it yet.

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