Tesla FSD V14 is about to land in Australia and New Zealand.

According to information from IT House on June 4, Tesla is sending FSD version V14 to the owners of cars in Australia and New Zealand, confirming that the latest version of this high-level driving aid system will be officially delivered to the public in both locations. The e-mail was sent only to the owner of the Tesla vehicle carrying HW4 hardware.

The main text of the e-mail reads: "The FSD (supervisory version) V14 for the HW4 hardware model is at the end of localization development and testing. The current version has been significantly upgraded at both the performance and functional levels, and we have sought to get the version online so that the owner can first experience the effects of optimization.”

IT House noted that almost a year had passed since Tesla first rolled out the V13 version of the FSD (supervisory version) on the Oceania market and for the HW4 hardware.

Shortly thereafter, the FSD V14 was the first to land in the United States; last fall, Korea was authorized to commercialize and became the first country outside North America to access the new version of the system. Following the opening of FSD overseas markets in the Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia (for the time being) and so on, the V14 version was launched directly. The earlier FSD areas of China, Australia and New Zealand are still in version V13. Tesla is now moving forward with the harmonization of vehicles in these areas to the latest software version.

Tesla has recently updated the China District Car Owners Manual and official website, and there are indications that the company is preparing a large-scale public land for the FSD on the basis of the V14 version (the name of the domestic product is adjusted). This circular to the Austro-American owner also indicates that the distance between the two sites is not far from the online FSD V14. With the rapid pace of the down-the-ground pace of globalization, Tesla is increasing its input to promote the harmonization of the version of the system among FSD users across the globe.

At the current stage of the global FSD V14, which is limited to vehicles carrying HW4 hardware, Tesla is developing a version of the FSD V14 Lite, which has been streamlined and optimized, is dedicated to the HW3 model, is fully functional and is expected to go online this summer and is expected to be launched this month.

Tesla has confirmed that the FSD V14 Lite version will be distributed to multiple regions around the world, and that HW3 car owners in New Zealand and other global markets will be upgraded as soon as the software becomes available.

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