Tesla released Full Self-Driving version 14.3.6 last week. The update follows a strong prior release but introduces some regressions in performance on local roads.
The software exhibited hesitation and indecisiveness during lane selection on multi-lane roads, leading to steering wheel jerks in some cases. Drivers reported instances where the system disregarded manual turn signal inputs and failed to follow navigation preferences as reliably as before.
Highway performance remained strong overall, with no reported issues of sudden braking for birds, an improvement over recent versions. Some navigation features appeared to incorporate user preferences ahead of the planned Summer Update rollout.
The reviewer noted that similar issues in past versions were typically addressed in the next release and expressed hope for fixes in v14.3.7. Personal experiences with the software vary, and the reviewer emphasized that individual results may differ.
