Tesla Quickly Deploys FSD Beta 10.3.1 to Fix Glitches in 10.3 Release
Tesla rolls out FSD Beta 10.3.1 to fix critical issues that caused the company to temporarily roll back the previous 10.3 update. The rapid patch addresses problems with automatic emergency braking and city street autopilot functionality.
Tesla releases FSD Beta 10.3.1 to quickly address several critical issues that plague the recent 10.3 update. The initial 10.3 version brings exciting new features like FSD Profiles and expands access to owners with a Safety Score of 99 or higher, but it also introduces bugs that disrupt the driving experience.
Problems with the 10.3 release include disabled Autopilot on city streets and issues with Automatic Emergency Braking and Forward Collision Warnings. Tesla responds by remotely disabling these safety features and rolling affected users back to a non-FSD public build, which causes confusion among drivers who receive an older software version without a clear explanation.
Elon Musk acknowledges that such bugs are expected with beta software due to the impossibility of testing all hardware configurations internally. Now, Tesla actively monitors the situation and deploys version 10.3.1 to select vehicles, gathering feedback before issuing the fix to all beta testers.