On October 17, 2025, Tesla began a wide global rollout of its new 2025.38 software update and subversions, introducing enhanced features for vehicle controls, Dashcam Viewer, Apple Music, and driver profile security. The update is compatible with legacy Full Self-Driving (FSD) versions and is reaching a significant portion of the fleet, especially in Europe. Despite this major product development, Tesla shares are trading lower in pre-market at $419.25 (-2.22%), following a previous close of $428.75 (-1.47%) on October 16, 2025. The decline aligns with broader market weakness amid risk aversion and global equity declines, suggesting the price movement is influenced more by macroeconomic sentiment than by company-specific news.
Tesla launches major global software update; shares slide in pre-market
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