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Tesla FSD v14.2.2.4 Review & The Accessories Tesla Forgot to Include

Frunk Daily

25 Jan 2026 — 3 min read

The Latest on Tesla's Full Self-Driving Beta

Just as we get comfortable with one version, Tesla begins the rollout of the next. The latest buzz surrounds the release of FSD (Supervised) v14.2.2.4. While the naming convention might seem like a mouthful of decimals, this update signals that Tesla is continuing to refine its current branch rather than jumping straight into the highly anticipated v14.3.

Dennis introducing the specific version number, FSD v14.2.2.4, highlighting the incremental nature of the update.

Sticking with the 14.2 Branch

As noted in the video, this version (2025.45.9 / 2025.45.8 origin) is currently hitting early access vehicles. There is a mix of excitement and mild tempered expectations here. Many users are eagerly awaiting the shift to v14.3, which promises significant quality-of-life features such as the ability to text while driving and other deeper integrations.

However, v14.2.2.4 suggests that the developers are focusing on stability within the current architecture before making that leap. The release notes suggest incremental improvements rather than a complete overhaul.

A visualization of the FSD interface showing the self-driving visualization and release context.

Compatibility and Hardware Support

One of the most important confirmations regarding this update comes via Teslascope. The update supports all models equipped with Hardware 4 (AI4), which importantly includes the Cybertruck. This is great news for owners of newer vehicles who often worry about software segmentation.

Teslascope update confirmation showing support for Hardware 4 (AI4) and the Cybertruck.

Review: The "Missing" Tesla Experience

Transitioning from software to hardware, the video highlights a glaring omission in the new Tesla ownership experience: the complete lack of included accessories. When you buy a Tesla, you are buying a piece of high-tech machinery, but you aren't getting the basic creature comforts required for daily organization.

Essential Upgrades from Jowua

We reviewed a few "must-have" accessories that fill the gaps left by the factory. Specifically, looking at the offerings from Jowua, the focus is on utility and seamless integration with the Tesla interior aesthetic.

1. The Phone Mount

It sounds simple, but a dedicated phone mount is critical. Without one, accelerating in an EV often results in your phone sliding off the charging pad or seat. The MagSafe-compatible mounts are particularly effective here, keeping devices secure during those 0-60 launches.

A demonstration of why a phone mount is necessary, preventing the phone from sliding during acceleration.

2. Hidden Storage Solutions

Tesla interiors are minimalist, sometimes to a fault. The review highlights two key organizers:

Center Console Organizer: Essential for preventing the deep center bin from becoming a chaotic junk drawer.
Invisible Under-Screen Station: This is a standout product. It utilizes the dead space behind and under the main screen to provide a discreet shelf, perfect for storing sunglasses or small items that you want hidden but accessible.

The invisible under-screen station accessory, utilizing the space behind the main display for storage.

Verdict

While the software team at Tesla slowly iterates toward v14.3, the hardware experience inside the cabin is something owners can improve immediately. The FSD update v14.2.2.4 is a welcome, albeit minor, step forward for stability and HW4 support. However, for immediate day-to-day satisfaction, investing in aftermarket accessories like those from Jowua seems to be the most impactful upgrade a new owner can make right now.