Tesla Delays FSD Beta 10.3 Due to Left Turn Regression Issue
Tesla postpones its FSD Beta 10.3 release after internal QA discovers a regression during unprotected left turns. The update is set to expand access to drivers with a Safety Score of 99 or higher.
Tesla officially delays the release of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta 10.3 after an internal quality assurance team discovers a software regression. The issue specifically involves unprotected left turns at traffic lights, which is considered one of the more dangerous driving maneuvers. Elon Musk states that the company is actively working on a fix for this critical problem before deploying the update to vehicles.
Alongside the delayed software, Tesla plans to expand the FSD Beta program to a wider group of testers. Owners who achieve a Safety Score of 99 or higher will become eligible to receive the 10.3 update. Because the number of drivers with a score of 99 is significantly larger than those with a perfect 100, it remains unclear exactly how many users will gain access in this specific rollout wave.
Musk initially indicates that the fix will likely be completed in time for a Sunday night release, though the timeframe remains flexible until the regression is fully resolved. Tesla typically rolls out these beta updates at midnight Pacific time. The company ultimately proceeds to release FSD Beta 10.3 to testers shortly after addressing the left-turn issue.