Tesla Update 2025.14.3: What Could Be Coming?

A new Tesla software version, 2025.14.3, has just appeared on Tesla’s internal systems — but it hasn’t yet been rolled out to the public. As of now, there are no official release notes, and no vehicles are confirmed to be running this version outside of Tesla’s own internal fleet.

This has sparked plenty of speculation within the Tesla community.

When a new build like 2025.14.3 appears but hasn’t yet gone public, it usually means one of two things:

• Tesla is internally testing important bug fixes following the last update rollout.

  
  

• Tesla may be preparing minor improvements or hidden features that aren’t ready for full release yet.

In the past, small version jumps (especially third-digit changes like .3) have typically been linked to:

• Critical stability fixes

  
  

• Minor feature refinements

  
  

• Preparations for larger upcoming feature releases

It’s worth noting that when Tesla pushes versions internally before public deployment, they sometimes introduce subtle changes that are only later documented — for example, improvements to Autopilot behaviour, enhancements to the user interface, or energy consumption tweaks.

What’s next?

At the moment, it’s too early to say whether 2025.14.3 is aimed solely at bug fixing or if it might surprise us with some new enhancements.

If history is any indication, this update could roll out to Early Access Program testers first before wider public availability.

Stay tuned!

We’ll keep a close eye on developments and update this post as soon as more information becomes available.

Bookmark this page and check back soon to find out exactly what 2025.14.3 will bring to Tesla owners.