TESLAS BIGGEST UPDATE IS HERE FOR ALL OWNERS

EV Channels Review

The latest Tesla Fall update (version 2025.38) brings several quality-of-life improvements, including a virtual lineup for Superchargers, media login sync, and enhanced custom scroll wheel functions. The most significant visual upgrade is the introduction of a 3D building view in the map, offering a more detailed representation of the surroundings. Additionally, the dashcam viewer now overlays recording locations, and a new 'Tron mode' has been added to the Toybox. A notable change for the Model 3 is the return of the physical turn signal stalk and the addition of a front bumper camera, though retrofitting the stalk comes at a steep $600 cost. A new 'Marine Blue' color option is now available for the Model Y. However, the video heavily criticizes the new standard range Model 3 and Model Y, deeming them poor value for the $5,000 price difference compared to premium trims. Key omissions in the standard models include a glass roof (on Model Y), fewer speakers, no subwoofer, no AM/FM radio, no ambient lighting, and a less premium interior. The reviewer argues that these vehicles are still too expensive for the mass market, especially without tax credits, and that the premium versions are a much better investment. The rollout of Full Self-Driving (FSD) version 14 is also highlighted, featuring improved UI, driving style mimicry, and enhanced parking capabilities, though it will not be available for Hardware 3 vehicles.