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Tesla v9.0 released: Dash Cam & more, but big Autopilot upgrade delayed

Tesla v9.0 released: Dash Cam & more, but big Autopilot upgrade delayed

Posted on October 6, 2018November 12, 2018 By Jarvis

Tesla has begun pushing out Software Version 9.0 to its cars, billing the update as its “most substantial” so far, and adding features like Dash Cam, remote navigation programming, and a new UI while paving the way for Navigate on Autopilot. The update has begun rolling out to Model 3, Model S, and Model X cars in North America, though will be distributed progressively.

Tesla v9.0 released: Dash Cam & more, but big Autopilot upgrade delayed

It’s worth waiting for, however. Some of the most-requested features arrive in Version 9.0, like Dash Cam. Any Model S, Model X, or Model 3 built with Hardware 2.5 (as of August 2017) can now use the forward-facing camera as a dash cam. That saves up to 10 minutes of footage to a USB stick plugged into one of the front row USB ports.
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