Tesla has begun widening access to its Full Self-Driving v14 Lite software for Hardware 3 vehicles in the United States and Canada. The update, version 2026.20.6.10, delivers new features to older models previously limited to early testers.
Tesla started the broader rollout on Monday evening. New Hardware 3 owners in the US and Canada received the software, which uses a compressed neural network to run on older computers.
Tesla head of AI Ashok Elluswamy stated on Sunday that the build “is likely the version that goes to wide release.” The software adds the ability to start self-driving from a parked position without brake pedal confirmation and includes automatic parking at destinations.
Additional changes bring the interface closer to Hardware 4 versions. These include a blue “P” park icon, approaching destination alerts, a dedicated Self-Driving app, and full streak tracking.
The rollout follows an initial release to early access drivers on June 29. Millions of Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X owners equipped with Hardware 3 stand to gain the updated capabilities.
