Tesla Rolls Out FSD v14.3.7 With Faster Smart Summon

AUSTIN, Texas — Tesla has started pushing Full Self-Driving version 14.3.7 to its customer fleet, layering a batch of practical upgrades on top of the wide v14 rollout the company completed last week. The release focuses less on headline autonomy and more on the everyday touches owners actually use, from a faster parking-lot retrieval feature to a fresh diagnostic view for keeping the car's cameras clean.

Smart Summon Gets Quicker

The most noticeable change is to Actually Smart Summon, which can now creep to a maximum of 8 mph, up from the previous cap, letting the car reach its owner across a parking lot with less waiting. Tesla also extended both Actually Smart Summon and standard Summon to the Cybertruck for the first time, closing a gap that had left the stainless-steel pickup without one of the brand's signature party tricks. The update builds directly on the momentum of Tesla's wide FSD v14 Lite release to the Hardware 3 fleet, which brought the newest driving stack to hundreds of thousands of older cars.

A Live Look Through the Cameras

Version 14.3.7 adds a Forward Camera View Cleaning panel under Driver Assist that streams a live feed from the forward cameras and lets drivers zoom in to check for dirt, bugs or road film before a drive. The feature is available on Model 3, Model Y, the 2021-and-newer Model S and Model X, and Cybertruck, all equipped with Tesla's AI4 hardware. Cybertruck and other eligible models also gain interactive signal-chart popups in the Drive Unit panel for real-time monitoring, a nod to the enthusiasts who like to watch their powertrains work.

Momentum Behind the Numbers

The steady cadence of point releases underscores how quickly Tesla is iterating now that v14 is the mainline build. Owners have been reporting long stretches without a single intervention, including one driver who recently passed 20,000 miles on an unbroken FSD streak, the kind of real-world mileage that feeds Tesla's training flywheel. Every corrected maneuver and every clean commute becomes another data point sharpening the next release.

Tesla published the full changelog in its official release notes, and the rollout is expanding in waves across the fleet. With voice-to-planning Grok integration still targeted for later this year, the smaller refinements in v14.3.7 read like a company tightening the bolts before its next big leap in autonomy.