Intelligent Speed Assist - Some Good News

[GN4HIR]

The MY25 Owner's Handbook is online. Because I'm a nerd and can't sleep, I read it. There are a couple of interesting items but the one most of us want to see is this one.

 

[Dopplemax]

Over the air update coming?

 

[ANNML]

So does this mean the patch is finally available?

 

[bikesandguitars]

Uh-huh.

 

[Krabby]

Over the air update coming?

Our trucks do not have OTA ability - given IAs software prowess, that's probably a good thing!

 

[anand]

So does this mean the patch is finally available?

It doesn't

Additionally there are multiple different hardware generations and such, each one could require different software to be developed. For North American MY24 vehicles, there are two hardware generations, the split exists somewhere around March '24 build (and roughly VIN 17000). This is why the CEL fix for fuel level is available for the earlier vehicles, but not the later vehicles.

It wouldn't surprise me if MY25 either had new hardware bits or used the MY24.2 hardware, which would still mean a different set of software would need to be developed and tested for MY24 vehicles.

 

[HereinDaRockies]

Oh god.. that’s what Calder meant by saying “we will fix it”? Fix it in future MY units only…

 

[C-Mack]

It’s entirely possible the changes are going to be for MY25 onward only. We can live in hope I guess but until it happens we just don’t know. If both hardware and software changes are indeed required then the chances of a fix for MY24 and earlier vehicles drops to a lower probability. Hey, maybe it’s part of a Baldrick like “cunning plan” to get early adopts to upgrade to MY25 and help increase sales numbers?