TPM Dashboard

Tesla Vehicle Software Updates · January 2023 – April 2026

This dashboard is a simulation built on public Tesla release notes. It does not represent real internal Tesla data, teams, or processes.

Snapshot View

Step into the role of a TPM on any given date. See which versions were released, which features were in flight, team workload, and active risks — as of that moment.

Compare Window

Pick a start and end to measure progress. How many features shipped? Which engineers delivered? How did velocity change versus the overall average?

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Version strings (2024.26) resolve to that release date · Date strings (2024-07-01) use calendar dates · Leave blank to view the full dataset

Program Snapshot

Program Health

In Flight

Version	Release Date	Progress

Recently Released

Version	Date

Upcoming

Version	Date

Feature / Group	Status	Engineer	Dev Start	Release	Planned	Dev	FC	RC	Released

Full Roster

Name	Team	Level	Specialty	Active	Released

Risk Heatmap

Rows: Probability (High → Low) · Columns: Impact (Low → High)

Risk Register

ID	Title	Severity	Prob	Impact	Owner	Status

Features Stuck in Dev (>60 days)

Features Released per Month

Top 10 Releases by Feature Count

Version	Date	Features	Category Split

Category Breakdown

Compare Window

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Versions Released in Window

Version	Release Date

Last 8 Before Window

Version	Release Date

In Window

Version	Release Date

Features Shipped by Group

Top Contributors

All Features Shipped

Feature	Group	Engineer	Release Date	Category

Engineer Productivity in Window

Name	Team	Level	Shipped in Window	Total Released	Active

Active Risks During Window

ID	Title	Severity	Prob	Impact	Owner	Status

Features Shipped per Month (Window)

Features by Category

Software Versions

A software version is a numbered release of Tesla's vehicle software, pushed over-the-air (OTA) to cars. Each version contains a set of new features, bug fixes, or undocumented changes. Versions follow a YEAR.WEEK.PATCH format — for example, 2024.26.3 means the third patch of week 26 in 2024. This dataset covers 118 versions released between January 2023 and April 2026.

Version	Release Date	Feature Count

Features

A feature is a specific capability or improvement included in a software version. Features range from new Autopilot behaviors to UI changes, navigation updates, and hardware improvements. Each feature has a lifecycle: it starts in development, becomes feature complete when engineering is done, release complete when it passes validation, and finally released when it ships to customers. This dataset tracks 1,782 features across 7 groups and 20 subgroups.

Group	Total Features	% of Total

Engineers

The 10 engineers in this dashboard are simulated roles based on realistic Tesla engineering team structures. They are not real Tesla employees. Each engineer is assigned to a team and owns a set of features across the dataset. Seniority levels follow Tesla's engineering ladder: L3 (junior), L4 (mid-level), L5 (senior).

Name	Team	Level	Specialty	Total Features	Released Features

Risk Register

Risks are potential issues that could affect the quality, timeline, or safety of the software program. Each risk has a severity (Critical, High, Medium), probability (how likely it is to occur), and impact (how bad it would be). Risks were identified by analyzing patterns in the release data — such as recurring OTA recalls, junior engineers owning safety-critical code, and rapid release cadence creating regression pressure. These are simulated risks for educational purposes.