GOOD NEWS 🚨 Following the greenlight from Ashok Elluswamy, Tesla is officially pushing FSD V14 Lite to HW3 vehicles outside of the early access group—the wider public rollout has finally begun 🔥

For anyone stuck on the v12.6 branch for the past year, this is the massive upgrade you've been waiting for. Tesla managed to "distill" the newer HW4 driving behavior to fit the HW3 architecture, and early feedback has been incredible.

Here is what HW3 owners can expect from this highly anticipated release:

✅ Testers are reporting an enormous jump from v12.6, noting that the car feels like it grew a "new brain" overnight with smoothness, precision, and decision-making remarkably close to the HW4 stack.

✅ Hesitant and unnecessary lane changes are gone. The system now makes much smarter, calculated choices when picking lanes and maneuvering around slower traffic.

✅ Drives are seamless from start to finish. You can now initiate FSD straight from Park—even without brake confirmation—and let the car find a spot and park itself when you arrive.

✅ HW3 finally gets the updated speed profiles (Sloth, Chill, Standard, and Hurry), with "Hurry" mode excelling at naturally matching traffic flow and holding set speeds much better than older builds.

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  • twinkle5
    ·07-22 18:42
    Ran HW3 last night — Hurry finally tracks traffic like it should, no more weird wavering. That “new brain” line doesn’t even feel exaggerated
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