Tesla FSD 12.5.4 rolling with sunglasses support and wide Smart Summon

Tesla has released two major features for Full Self Driving (FSD) users with 12.5.4 including sunglasses support and wider adaption for smart summon.

This update is part of the software package 2024.26.25 and is out for the first batch of FSD users.

In May, Tesla revised driver attention monitoring and brought a new vision-based system with FSD 12.4 that conducts the attention monitoring via the cabin’s camera.

The feature enables a hands-free driving experience for a long duration compared to the previous version. However, users complained that the sunglass warning is unnecessary and should be removed.

This improvement was expected to come with an initial FSD of 12.5 but it didn’t happen. However, the company did share its plans to send it onboard with future 12.5 versions.

Two months after the first announcement, Tesla has finally launched sunglass support for the vision driver attention monitoring system. Now, a supervisor can wear sunglasses while paying attention to the road and traffic.

Tesla FSD 12.5.4 (Source – Tesla)

Actually Smart Summon

Sunglasses support is not the only feature bundled in FSD 12.5. This new release comes with wider Actually Smart Summon and Dumb Summon capabilities.

Earlier this month, Tesla launched these two features for a limited number of users. It was the first time the smart summon made a comeback after the vision-based system’s introduction.

FSD 12.5.4 brings smart summon and dumb summon to HW3 and HW4 platforms. Among these, the former can allow you to call the car to your location via self-driving.

The dumb summon acts simple and lets you move the car forward and back with simple controls on the mobile app screen.

Roll out scope

This new software update is now available for limited Tesla car owners but will expand widely in the coming weeks. With sunglasses checked, the company has three more feature releases left to rollout.

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