Tesla rolls out Full Self-Driving version 14.3.5

Tesla released Full Self-Driving (Supervised) v14.3.5 on July 13. Early users report improved awareness and courtesy in driving maneuvers along with a new camera preview feature.

The update adds the option to open Camera Preview at any time. Previously the feature was limited to Park mode.

Drivers noted more courteous behavior around other vehicles. One example involved slowing and taking a wide turn past a flagger crew setting up signage. Another showed the system backing up to give space to a turning semi truck.

Some users reported mixed results with speed profiles and parking. One owner described three poor parking attempts in 23 minutes on a 2025 Model 3. Another driver shared an alley maneuver where the system reversed and re-entered after spotting an oncoming car.

Tesla has not yet issued an official statement on the release. A longer review is expected later this week.

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Tesla vehicle on highway with FSD 14.3.5 camera preview on screen
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Tesla begins FSD 14.3.5 rollout with Camera Preview

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Tesla has started distributing software update 2026.20.6.6, which includes Full Self-Driving Supervised version 14.3.5 for Hardware 4 vehicles. The update introduces a Camera Preview feature accessible at any time.

Tesla has begun deploying Full Self-Driving Supervised v14 Lite to early-access owners of vehicles equipped with Hardware 3 computers. The update, version 2026.20.5.1, brings features previously limited to newer hardware. Initial rollout targets a small group before wider release in coming weeks.

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A Forbes contributor reported that Tesla's latest Full Self-Driving software feels more like a Level 4 driverless system than previous versions.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the company's Full Self-Driving software will begin to remember and adapt to each driver's specific interventions and preferences.

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Tesla has begun rolling out its Full Self-Driving Supervised software in Belgium following regulatory approval. The move makes Belgium the fifth European country to receive the feature.

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