π UPDATE β July 23, 2026
The rollout has advanced to a 4th batch of vehicles under a new build: 2026.20.6.11 (up from 2026.20.6.10). This version delivers FSD (Supervised) v14.3.6 to HW4/AI4 vehicles and FSD v14 Lite to HW3/AI3 vehicles β making it a unified release across both hardware generations. Release notes for v14.3.6 appear unchanged from the previous batch, suggesting Tesla is focused on expanding coverage rather than adding new features at this stage. Notably, @wholemars confirmed FSD 14.3.6 arriving on a customer-owned Model S β consistent with Tesla continuing OTA software updates to existing S/X owners despite the end of new production.
π UPDATE β July 22, 2026
The rollout has advanced to a third wave, and the version number has ticked up to 2026.20.6.11. This wave delivers FSD V14.3.6 to AI4 (HW4) vehicles and FSD V14 Lite to AI3 (HW3) vehicles β meaning older-hardware owners are now being included in meaningful numbers. According to @teslascope, this wave is predominantly AI3 vehicles, though AI4 hardware is also receiving the push. If you were waiting on 2026.20.6.10, check your Tesla app now β you may instead see 2026.20.6.11 queued up.
π UPDATE β July 22, 2026
The rollout has already moved to a newer build: 2026.20.6.11 is now pushing out, and it carries FSD payload. Teslascope reports a fresh wave deployed within the last 30 minutes, delivering FSD V14 Lite to vehicles on AI3 (HW3) hardware and FSD V14.3.6 to those on AI4 (HW4) hardware. If you were waiting on 2026.20.6.10, check your Tesla app now β you may be offered .6.11 directly instead. Owners on AI3 should note they are receiving the "Lite" variant of V14, which is a capability-trimmed build compared to the full V14.3.6 rolling to AI4 cars.
π UPDATE β July 21, 2026
Tesla has already moved beyond 2026.20.6.10 β a newer build, 2026.20.6.11, is now rolling out and has been confirmed to include FSD 14.3.6. Whole Mars Catalog and @NowRollingOut both spotted the release within minutes of each other on the evening of July 21. If you haven't received 2026.20.6.10 yet, you may skip straight to .11 β check your Tesla app now.
Source: @wholemars Β· @NowRollingOut Β· July 21, 2026
π UPDATE β July 21, 2026
Tesla has kicked off a second wave rollout of FSD v14 Lite for Hardware 3 vehicles, and it's arriving via the same 2026.20.6.10 build covered in this article. If you're on HW3 and haven't received the update yet, this new wave significantly expands eligibility β check your Tesla app now. The first wave was limited in scope, so HW3 owners who were left waiting should see installs begin queuing up shortly.
π UPDATE β July 21, 2026
Tesla has confirmed that FSD (Supervised) V14 Lite via 2026.20.6.10 is now rolling out to a second wave of HW3/AI3 owners outside the original early access group β marking the start of the wider public rollout. Teslascope notes this second wave is currently very small (~<0.2% of eligible vehicles), with notifications going out via the Tesla mobile app. Confirmed new features in this build include the ability to disable Brake Confirm, FSD Stats, FSD Streaks, and an updated Park at Destination UI. If you're on HW3/AI3, check your Tesla app now β your notification may already be waiting.
π UPDATE β July 20, 2026
Tesla VP of AI Ashok Elluswamy confirmed that 2026.20.6.10 is the wide release candidate for FSD v14 Lite on HW3/AI3 vehicles β meaning a broad rollout to older-hardware Teslas is likely imminent. This is the clearest official signal yet that the build is stable enough for mass deployment.
Additionally, this update ports several UI features previously exclusive to HW4/AI4 owners down to HW3/AI3 vehicles: FSD Stats, FSD Streaks, and the Park at Destination UI are all included in this build.
Bottom line for HW3/AI3 owners: If you haven't received 2026.20.6.10 yet, it may be headed your way very soon as part of a wide push.
@aelluswamy Β· July 20, 2026
π UPDATE β July 20, 2026
Tesla has enabled Self-Driving telemetry metrics for AI3 vehicles starting with 2026.20.6.10 (V14 Lite). Third-party platform Teslascope confirmed that AI3 owners will be automatically enrolled in tracking and leaderboard participation once they receive the update β no manual opt-in required. Teslascope Plus and Pro subscribers will additionally get per-drive Self-Driving usage recording enabled automatically. Expanded Self-Driving data visualizations are also coming to Teslascope's web and iOS apps within the next week.
π UPDATE β July 20, 2026
FSD (Supervised) v14 Lite has resumed its rollout through 2026.20.6.10 after a three-week pause, with new waves expected. Early access HW3/AI3 owners are the initial recipients of this build. The update adds a notable quality-of-life change to the "Start Self-Driving from Park" feature: owners can now disable Brake Confirm for the first time on HW3/AI3 hardware β meaning you'll no longer need to press and release the brake pedal before FSD activates from a parked state, streamlining the launch sequence. Watch for additional rollout waves throughout the day.
A new Tesla software update β version 2026.20.6.10 β has been detected rolling out to vehicles as of July 20, 2026. The build is a minor incremental release within the broader 2026.20 software branch. Feature details are still emerging, but if your car is eligible, there are a few things worth doing right now.
How to Check If You Have It
Point releases like .6.10 don't always announce themselves loudly β they can sit waiting on your car without a notification. Here's how to confirm whether the update has arrived:
- On your touchscreen, tap Controls β Software. Your current version is listed at the top.
- If you see 2026.20.6.10, the update is already installed.
- If you're on an earlier 2026.20.x build, tap Check for Updates β the car will poll Tesla's servers for any pending release.
- If nothing appears yet, that's normal. Incremental builds like this roll out in waves, often over several days.
How to Speed Up Delivery
Tesla's OTA rollouts are staged, but a few steps can move you toward the front of the queue:
- Connect to Wi-Fi. Cellular downloads work, but Tesla prioritizes Wi-Fi connections for update delivery. Park within range of your home network.
- Enable Software Preference: Advanced. Go to Controls β Software β Software Preference and select Advanced. This opts you into earlier access within your eligible build branch.
- Leave the car plugged in overnight. Tesla commonly pushes updates during off-peak hours when the vehicle is connected to power.
What We Know About 2026.20.6.10
Version 2026.20.6.10 is a minor point release within the 2026.20 software family. At the time of publication, no official release notes specific to this build have been confirmed. Point releases at this level typically carry targeted bug fixes, stability improvements, or incremental refinements to features introduced earlier in the 2026.20 branch β rather than headline new capabilities.
| Change | Type | Models |
|---|---|---|
| Details pending β release notes not yet available | β | TBC |
We'll update this article as official release notes and owner reports come in. For a running log of all recent builds, see our all software updates coverage.
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