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Some Owners Say Tesla's New FSD Update Is Causing Their Cars' Computers to Overheat

Reports point to the onboard Autopilot computer as the component said to overheat after installing the update.

Some Tesla owners report that a new Full Self-Driving (FSD) software update is causing their cars' computers to overheat, according to InsideEVs.

What Happened

The reports center on the vehicles' onboard Autopilot computer overheating after the latest FSD update was installed. The source material does not specify which models or update versions are affected, and no official response from Tesla is included in the reporting provided.

Why It Matters

An overheating onboard computer could affect how driver-assistance features perform for owners who install the update. Because the reports concern a core component of the FSD system, they raise reliability questions for anyone relying on the feature day to day.

The Bottom Line

Some owners say Tesla's new FSD update is causing their cars' computers to overheat. Further details — including affected models and any official response — were not available in the source material.

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