What happened
Tesla has begun rolling out a new software update, version 2026.27.6, to a subset of its vehicle fleet, which includes a significant new safety feature called Automatic Collision Evasion.
The update, which started deploying to some vehicles overnight, also includes Full Self-Driving v14.3.9, according to a report from Teslarati, which received the update on one of its vehicles.
Why it matters
The addition of Automatic Collision Evasion represents a notable step in Tesla's efforts to enhance the safety capabilities of its Full Self-Driving suite, potentially reducing the risk of accidents.
This feature could be a key differentiator as Tesla continues to refine its autonomous driving technology, though its effectiveness will depend on real-world performance and broader rollout.
Key facts
Tesla is rolling out a new version of its Full Self-Driving suite to some owners.
The update includes the addition of a safety feature called Automatic Collision Evasion.
The software update is version 2026.27.6 and began rolling out to some vehicles last night.
The update also includes Full Self-Driving v14.3.9.
What to watch next
Watch for the expansion of the rollout to more vehicles and regions, as well as any owner reports on the performance of the new safety feature.
Monitor for any additional details from Tesla about how Automatic Collision Evasion works and its integration with existing FSD capabilities.
