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Rivian is rolling out a spooky software update for its R1T and R1S vehicles, just in time for Halloween. This year's seasonal package includes a 'Ghostbusters Mode' with themed sounds and animations, building on last year's 'Camp Mode' success. The update also features a special Ghostbusters-edition R1T and a commercial starring Bill Murray.
Rivian is introducing a special "Ghostbusters"-themed Halloween Mode for its R1T and R1S electric vehicles. This unique software update will bring spooky lights, sounds, and other festive surprises directly to owners' vehicles, celebrating the holiday with a nod to the iconic film franchise.
Rivian is issuing a voluntary safety recall affecting approximately 100,700 of its R1T pickups and R1S SUVs due to a software defect impacting the rearview camera display. While the camera hardware itself is functional, the display may intermittently fail to activate when shifting into reverse, potentially increasing the risk of an accident. Owners will receive an over-the-air (OTA) software update to resolve the issue, with no physical service visit required.
Tesla owners are beginning to receive the latest software update, version 2026.32.3, which includes a range of new features and improvements for their vehicles. This over-the-air update is rolling out gradually and brings enhancements to the driving experience and vehicle functionality.
Tesla has deployed a significant over-the-air update for its in-car navigation system across North America. This update brings refreshed street layouts, revised speed limits, and an expanded database of points of interest to Tesla vehicles, enhancing the accuracy and utility of their integrated maps.
Tesla is rolling out fresh digital entry animations for its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, providing owners with a novel visual experience. These new graphics will display whenever a driver opens the door to enter the car, enhancing the in-cabin aesthetic.
During Tesla's latest earnings call, Elon Musk conceded that the company currently has no definitive strategy to upgrade vehicles equipped with Hardware 3 to support the latest Full Self-Driving (FSD) software. This admission leaves millions of owners in limbo who purchased their Teslas under the assurance that the cars possessed all necessary hardware for full self-driving capabilities. Musk offered only vague possibilities without firm commitments for resolving the issue.
Tesla has initiated an update for its older vehicle fleet, pushing out a revised FSD (Full Self-Driving) v14 Lite software. This new release incorporates several advanced features previously exclusive to newer versions of the main FSD branch, enhancing the autonomous driving experience for more Tesla owners.
