After the recent release of the new Tesla Model 3 "Highland" recently received the long-awaited Matrix light with the 2024.2.3 software update and shortly afterwards an approval document for other models with Matrix-capable headlights (Model Y, Model 3 from the end of 2021 and the new Model S and Model X), the wait could soon be over for these models too. This is because a post by Lars Moravy (Vice President - Vehicle Engineering at Tesla California) recently appeared, suggesting that the long-awaited wish for Matrix light could soon come true. Quote: Tesla has just started rolling this out for older hardware-enabled vehicles 3/Y/S/X in Europe starting in 2024 with the 2024.8 software update. The teams have done a great job getting this underway and approved! More regions and features will follow as soon as we have received the necessary certifications.
Please note that a nationwide rollout may take some time. However, the fact is that we will receive the update in Europe in the next few weeks.
We just started rolling this out to older hardware capable 3/Y/S/X cars in Europe with 2024.8 - great work by the teams to get this going and approved! More regions and features to follow as we get necessary certifications.
- Lars (@larsmoravy) March 11, 2024
