Tesla Officially Pushes FSD v14: What's New & What to Do
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The News: Tesla's official account is now directly encouraging owners to try FSD (Supervised) v14, calling it "a completely different experience" from earlier versions.

Why It Matters: This is Tesla putting its full promotional weight behind v14 — the biggest FSD overhaul in years — built on a 10x larger neural network and available on HW4 vehicles now.

Sources: @Tesla · @Tesla · @ray4tesla

Tesla Officially Pushes FSD v14: What's New and What You Should Do Right Now

Tesla doesn't usually send owners directly to its own tweets as product pitches. So when the official @Tesla account posted that FSD Supervised today is "a completely different experience compared to earlier versions" — and followed it up with a blunt "Try V14 if you haven't yet" — that's a signal worth paying attention to.

This is Tesla's clearest public endorsement of FSD v14 to date, and it arrives alongside real-world footage from community testers showing the system making noticeably more human-like decisions in complex traffic situations. If you're an HW4 owner who hasn't activated v14 yet, today is the day to change that.

Tesla official tweet stating FSD Supervised v14 is a completely different experience
Source: @Tesla — February 27, 2026

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Tesla official tweet saying Try V14 if you haven
Source: @Tesla — February 27, 2026

📊 What Changed: FSD v14 vs. Previous Versions

Change Type Models
Arrival Options — Choose where FSD parks: lot, street, driveway, garage, or curbside. Preferences saved per destination. Official HW4 vehicles
Emergency Vehicle Handling — Enhanced pull-over and yield behavior for police, fire, and ambulance. Official HW4 vehicles
Vision-Based Navigation — Routing and navigation integrated directly into the neural net for real-time detour handling. Official HW4 vehicles
Speed Profiles incl. "Sloth" Mode — New profile for ultra-conservative speeds. Right scroll-wheel now adjusts Speed Profile instead of exact speed offset. Official HW4 vehicles
Improved Road Debris Offsetting — Better avoidance of tires, tree branches, boxes, and other debris. Official HW4 vehicles
Improved Scenario Handling — Better unprotected turns, lane changes, vehicle cut-ins, and school bus behavior. Official HW4 vehicles
Automatic Narrow Field Camera Washing — Robotaxi-style self-cleaning for front camera at speed. Official HW4 vehicles
Upgraded Neural Network Vision Encoder — Higher resolution features; better handling of emergency vehicles, obstacles, and human gestures (v14.2.2.3+). Official HW4 vehicles
Permanent Start Self-Driving Button — Accessible even while already moving. Official HW4 vehicles
Feels Snappier, More Decisive, More Human — Early testers consistently report the car feels less robotic, with smoother acceleration and deceleration. 🔍 User-Reported HW4 vehicles
Returns to Right Lane After Passing — FSD v14 reportedly attempts to move back to the right lane after overtaking. 🔍 User-Reported HW4 vehicles

FSD v14 in the Wild: Community Footage

Alongside Tesla's official push, community tester @ray4tesla shared footage today of FSD v14 making a notably smart real-world decision in traffic — the kind of move that earlier versions would have fumbled or required driver intervention to resolve.

Ray4Tesla video showing FSD v14 making a smart driving decision in traffic
Source: @ray4tesla — February 27, 2026

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This kind of organic validation — arriving on the same day as Tesla's official marketing push — is not a coincidence. Tesla is clearly confident enough in v14's real-world performance to put its brand directly behind it.

🚦 Owner's Action Plan

✅ Step 1 — Check your hardware generation

Go to Controls → Software → Additional Vehicle Information. Look for "Autopilot computer." If it says "Full Self-Driving Computer (HW4)," you're eligible for v14 now. HW3 owners: expect "FSD v14 Lite" in Q2 2026.

✅ Step 2 — Confirm you're on v14.2 or later

Go to Controls → Software and check your FSD software version. You need FSD (Supervised) v14.2 or later to access the full feature set. If you're still on an older version, make sure software updates are set to "Advanced" to get updates as soon as they're available.

✅ Step 3 — Subscribe or activate FSD

As of February 14, 2026, outright FSD purchase is no longer available. FSD (Supervised) is now $99/month via subscription, or $49/month if you previously purchased Enhanced Autopilot (EAP). If you had a purchased FSD license, confirm it transferred correctly to your current vehicle — the free FSD Transfer Promotion ends March 31, 2026.

✅ Step 4 — Try the Speed Profiles

v14 adds a new "Sloth" mode for ultra-conservative driving — useful for school zones, heavy pedestrian areas, or new FSD users. The right scroll-wheel on the steering wheel now adjusts Speed Profile in real time. Experiment to find your preferred driving style.

✅ Step 5 — Set your Arrival Options

Before your next trip, configure where you want FSD to park upon arrival — options include Parking Lot, Street, Driveway, Parking Garage, or Curbside. The system saves your preference per destination, so you'll only need to set it once per location.

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Action Required for FSD Transfer Holders

If you have a transferred FSD license and haven't confirmed it's active on your current vehicle, do it now. The free FSD Transfer Promotion ends March 31, 2026. After that date, transfers will no longer be complimentary.

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