<div id="readability-page-1">Tesla CEO Elon Musk teased the insane capabilities of the next major Full Self-Driving update just hours after the company rolled out version 14.2 to owners. Tesla Full Self-Driving v14.2 had some major improvements from the previous iteration of v14.1.x. We were on v14.1.7, the most advanced configuration of the v14.1 family, before Tesla transitioned us and others to v14.2. However, Musk has said that the improvements coming in the next major update, which will be v14.3, will be where “the last big piece of the puzzle finally lands.” <blockquote> 14.3 is where the last big piece of the puzzle finally lands — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 21, 2025</blockquote> There were some major improvements with v14.2, most notably, Tesla seemed to narrow in on the triggers that caused issues with hesitation and brake stabbing in v14.1.x. One of the most discussed issues with the past rollout was that of brake stabbing, where the vehicle would contemplate proceeding with a route as traffic was coming from other directions. We experienced it most frequently at intersections, especially four-way stop signs. <blockquote>Elon Musk hints at when Tesla can fix this FSD complaint with v14</blockquote> In our review of it yesterday, it was evident that this issue had been resolved, at least to the extent that we had no issues with it in a 62-minute drive, which you can watch here. Some owners also reported a more relaxed driver monitoring system, which is something Tesla said it was working on as it hopes to allow drivers to text during operation in the coming months. We did not test this, as laws in Pennsylvania prohibit the use of phones at any time due to the new Paul Miller’s Law, which took effect earlier this year. However, the improvements indicate that Tesla is certainly headed toward a much more sentient FSD experience, so much so that Musk’s language seems to be more indicative of a more relaxed experience in terms of overall supervision from the driver, especially with v14.3. Musk did not release or discuss a definitive timeline for the release of v14.3, especially as v14.2 just rolled out to Early Access Program (EAP) members yesterday. However, v14.1 rolled out to Tesla owners just a few weeks ago in late 2025. There is the potential that v14.3 could be part of the coming Holiday Update, or potentially in a release of its own before the New Year. The post Tesla CEO Elon Musk teases insane capabilities of next major FSD update appeared first on TESLARATI.</div>

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the next major Full Self-Driving (FSD) update, version 14.3, will bring significant improvements, addressing issues like hesitation and brake stabbing seen in previous versions. The recent v14.2 update already showed progress, and v14.3 is expected to enhance the FSD experience further. Musk hinted at a more relaxed driver monitoring system, but no release date for v14.3 has been confirmed yet.

- Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced significant improvements in the upcoming Full Self-Driving update, v14.3, following the recent rollout of v14.2.  
- The latest version addressed issues like hesitation and brake stabbing, particularly at intersections, enhancing the driving experience.  
- While Musk did not provide a specific release date for v14.3, it may coincide with the Holiday Update or be released before the New Year.