Hardware 3 Owners Are About to Get Bad News

Tesla FSD 12.6.3 First Drive – Is This the Last Update for Hardware 3? In this February 2nd, 2025 episode of Behind the EV Wheel, Rob Greenlee dives into the latest Tesla Full Self-Driving (FSD) 12.6.3 update on his 2022 Model 3 Long Range. Rob takes his first drive with the new software, sharing his initial impressions of UI changes and freeway handling improvements. But with Elon Musk suggesting that Hardware 3 may soon hit its limits, Rob explores the big question: Is this the final major update for Hardware 3 owners? He discusses possible hardware upgrade paths, the challenges Tesla faces with power requirements for Hardware 4, and what it means for the millions of Hardware 3 users. Rob also speculates on the future of Hardware 5, its release timeline, and whether it’s worth holding off for newer models. Key Topics Covered: -FSD 12.6.3 Feature updates, UI and performance changes -Elon Musk’s statement on Hardware 3 limitations -Potential upgrade options for Hardware 3 owners -Speculation on Hardware 5’s release and capabilities -Real-world driving impressions and initial software bugs -Rob shares both the optimism and frustrations many Tesla owners face with evolving FSD technology. Should you upgrade your hardware or wait for the next-gen Tesla? Find out in this detailed breakdown! Don’t forget to subscribe for more EV insights, FSD updates, and real-world Tesla experiences! Connect with Rob Greenlee: Website: https://robgreenlee.com Twitter: https://x.com/robgreenlee Instagram: https://instagram.com/robwgreenlee YouTube: https://youtube.com/@RobGreenlee #TeslaFSD #Model3 #Hardware3 #Hardware4 #FSDUpdate #ElectricVehicles #TeslaNews #BehindTheEVWheel