Teslas can park themselves when they arrive at your destination -- and you can pick whether that's on the street, in a driveway or in a parking garage. The car will remember your preference for next time. While the software already allowed for a more basic level of parking, v14 improves on this.

Tesla has started to release its (Supervised) Full Self-Driving (FSD) v14 update, its first significant update in a year, to customers. Here are the full release notes: In late 2024, Tesla began rolling out FSD v13 to owners with the latest HW4 computers installed in their vehicles.

NBC News reported last month that Tesla vehicles using Full Self-Driving software sometimes fail to stop for train tracks.

2025 hadn't been going long before NHTSA announced an investigation following multiple crashes involving Tesla's remote parking features. And last month, the agency started a second, concerning multiple deaths after the company's signature retractable door handles became inoperative after a crash.

U.S. auto safety regulators have opened an investigation into Tesla after reports that vehicles using its FSD software ran red lights

Version 14.2 was recently described by Musk as “almost like it is sentient,” hinting at the impressive self-driving capabilities of the system. In the meantime, Tesla influencer Sawyer Merritt has just shared all the new features found in 14.1 via X, and it’s a lot to take in.

The U.S.' top auto safety agency said it had identified more than 50 reports of FSD running red lights, crossing yellow lines, or making illegal turns.

Tesla brings its FSD software up to speed with the limited release of V14.1, which includes robotaxi-style features and a new "Sloth" speed profile

Tesla’s Autopilot driver assistance system has come under fresh investigation by the US road safety regulator NHTSA, with the advanced "Full Self Driving" being scrutinized over incidents where cars were steered into oncoming traffic.