Tesla has begun deploying Version 14.1.4 of its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software in the United States. The update marks the fourth release in less than three weeks, signaling an accelerated push toward autonomous driving capabilities. It is now reaching a wider group of users.
Tesla initiated the rollout of Full Self-Driving (Supervised) Version 14.1.4 late on Saturday in the US, as reported by electric vehicle news sources. This update follows a rapid series of releases, being the fourth in under three weeks, which underscores the company's intensifying efforts to advance autonomy.
The deployment builds on previous versions, with Tesla stepping up the frequency of software updates to enhance self-driving features. According to EV industry coverage, this pace reflects a strategic acceleration in autonomous technology development.
A post from Tesla enthusiast Sawyer Merritt on X (formerly Twitter) confirmed the expansion: "FSD V14.1.4 is rolling out to a lot more people right now. Check your Tesla app." This suggests the update is being pushed to additional vehicles, allowing more owners to access the supervised autonomous driving system.
While details on specific improvements in V14.1.4 remain limited in available reports, the rollout highlights Tesla's ongoing commitment to refining its Full Self-Driving suite amid regulatory and technological challenges in the autonomous vehicle sector.