Tesla Pushes FSD Beta 10.69.2 Release After Pedestrian Detection Bug Fix
Tesla delays the public rollout of FSD Beta 10.69.2 after discovering a bug that slows pedestrian detection. The update brings significant improvements for most testers once it deploys.
Tesla prepares to release its latest Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta, version 10.69.2, to public testers. Elon Musk initially states that the update becomes available to employees first and then widens to the broader beta group. The rollout targets users already running version 10.69.1.1 before expanding to the rest of the fleet.
The deployment experiences a brief delay after the development team discovers a bug causing an eight percent delay in detecting pedestrians at distances over fifty meters. Musk quickly reassures users that engineers fix the issue and confirm a nighttime rollout. It remains slightly unclear whether this timeline applies to internal testing or the public release.
This update offers different experiences depending on the user's current software version. Those upgrading from 10.69.1.1 receive standard bug fixes, while testers moving from the older 10.12.2 version see vast improvements. These enhancements include new features from recent Tesla updates and overall upgrades to the FSD driving capabilities.