Tesla’s rollout of the FSD Beta V12.3 to a broader customer base has sparked mixed reactions, particularly among owners of Hardware-4 vehicles. While many welcomed the update eagerly, reports of failed installs emerged, highlighting potential issues with the deployment process.
Previously introduced to Wave1 beta testers, which are comprised mostly of Tesla employees’ friends and relatives under non-disclosure agreements, the V12.3 update garnered positive early impressions.
However, as Tesla expanded the rollout to Hardware-4 vehicles, challenges arose, with some owners experiencing an unusually high rate of failed installations.
Concerns surrounding the update’s reliability surfaced, particularly with the 2023.44.30.25 build, marked by an above-average rate of install failures. Owners reported stalled downloads reaching 100%, followed by disappearance without completion. Investigations revealed staging failures, with Tesla actively addressing the issue.
While solutions typically involve releasing a new update or visiting a Tesla Service Center, the severity of the issue warrants thorough examination. In some cases, faulty hardware may necessitate unit replacement.
As Tesla works to resolve these challenges, affected owners await resolution, highlighting the intricacies of deploying complex software updates to a diverse fleet of vehicles.
