Discuss: Tesla Update 2025.32.8.10 (FSD Supervised V14.1.2) Release Notes

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Tesla software update 2025.32.8.10 includes FSD (Supervised) v14.1.2, Arrival Options, Speed Profiles, UI Improvements, Brake Confirm, Full Self-Driving (Supervised). View Release Notes

2025.32.8.10 Official Tesla Release Notes - Software Updates

Tesla software update 2025.32.8.10 includes FSD (Supervised) v14.1.2, Arrival Options, Speed Profiles, UI Improvements, Brake Confirm, Full Self-Driving (Supervised), FSD Strikes, Summon Standby, Grok Reminder, PIN to Drive Supports Start FSD From Park, Drowsiness Detected, Improved...

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[PrescottAZRichard]

Hmm, so mad max mode is the new feature and not banish? Looking forward to videos.

 

[Procal]

I honestly can’t believe this is the feature they were excited to showcase. I for sure thought it would be banish, but I guess it’s a good thing they didn’t release it, especially if it was going to be incomplete.

 

[PrescottAZRichard]

The last thing I need is more aggressive driving modes. Give me back the ability to cap the amount over the speed limit please. The answer isn't to get my car to drive like other bad drivers, rather get those drivers slowing down and becoming more law abiding. Like the NHSTA stop everyone complains about.

 

[Procal]

The last thing I need is more aggressive driving modes. Give me back the ability to cap the amount over the speed limit please. The answer isn't to get my car to drive like other bad drivers, rather get those drivers slowing down and becoming more law abiding. Like the NHSTA stop everyone complains about.

I agree, and this is where I envy our European friends. I find that traffic enforcement in the US is, well, not enforced at all or on extremely rare occasions. What happened to pulling people over for speeding, improper turns and lane changes, or even basic things like not having a working tail light or headlight. In my state/city, I even frequently see cops braking traffic laws by speeding or weaving in and out of traffic, and sometimes even abusing their emergency lights to get through traffic or traffic lights. It's kind of crazy, and it lends to why insurance rates are so high. Between that and the number of uninsured drivers, I just really wish we had more traffic law enforcement instead of all these dumb cameras that don't really seem to accomplish much of anything.

 

[ALIEN SUPERSTAR]

I honestly can’t believe this is the feature they were excited to showcase. I for sure thought it would be banish, but I guess it’s a good thing they didn’t release it, especially if it was going to be incomplete.

i was honestly so underwhelmed, when i went to see the release notes and saw it was just mad max i was frustrated. why do we need to go that fast? how about bringing back max speed cap? or extend the range of A.S.S? something.

 

[ALIEN SUPERSTAR]

I agree, and this is where I envy our European friends. I find that traffic enforcement in the US is, well, not enforced at all or on extremely rare occasions. What happened to pulling people over for speeding, improper turns and lane changes, or even basic things like not having a working tail light or headlight. In my state/city, I even frequently see cops braking traffic laws by speeding or weaving in and out of traffic, and sometimes even abusing their emergency lights to get through traffic or traffic lights. It's kind of crazy, and it lends to why insurance rates are so high. Between that and the number of uninsured drivers, I just really wish we had more traffic law enforcement instead of all these dumb cameras that don't really seem to accomplish much of anything.

i wholeheartedly agree. i read an article the other day where a woman in her Tesla was pulled over by the police, and the officer claimed she skidded her tires accelerating so fast at a stop light, which wasn’t true at all. 1. because she was using FSD and 2. she was behind a semi-truck, which she proceeded to show him on the dashcam when he then claimed he just wanted to talk about the car… huh????? policing traffic is actually a joke, especially here in California, where the cops have huge egos and only pull people over when they have a nice car or if they just feel like it.

 

[Procal]

I've been watching a few of the FSD 14.1.2 test videos from the usual early access testers, and to me, it is honestly looking like a solid build so far. I think this might be the one that start going out to more people. Most of the previous issues seem to have been fixed, and the only main issues I can tell so far is the problem with the emergency vehicle handling (where it will pull over or stop when it doesn't need to). But I think that is a training and data issue, so it might take a bit longer to fix that. Maybe we start seeing it go to more people next week, with a larger release maybe even a week after that? Here's to hoping, I guess.

 

[PrescottAZRichard]

The consensus seems to be that MadMax is smooth, fast but safe. Great, but I’m happy to NOT go more than 5 over unless Tesla wants to pay the tickets and do the traffic school classes.