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<h2>Can I see if a newer firmware/software version has been released?</h2>
<p>Sure use <a href="http://ev-fw.com/reports.php">http://ev-fw.com/reports.php</a> (this only shows a small percentage of vehicles in the world)</p>
<h2>Can I speed up firmware updates for my car?</h2>
<p>In short not really but there are a few simple tips that might speed things up:</p>
<ul>
<li>If you’ve already got a software update available on your car you will see a 2-minute countdown before it starts, if you tap this countdown timer multiple times in quick succession it will drop from 2 minutes to 0:01</li>
<li>If you’ve not got the latest software update it will eventually come to your car, make sure the car has a good Wifi or 3G/4G signal and that will speed things up.</li>
<li>If you really want the latest software update (for some reason) you might have better luck connecting to a service centres Wifi, often software updates will be pushed to all cars at service locations to speed things up for the techs working on cars.</li>
</ul>
<h2>How do I find which firmware I’m running?</h2>
<p>Pressing the Tesla logo on the 17″ screen brings up an image of your car, showing your VIN#, firmware version, and most recent firmware release notes. You can also find this information out on the Tesla mobile app.</p>


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