Tesla (TSLA) has rolled out a long-awaited Actually Smart Summon (ASS) for the Cybertruck in the latest over-the-air (OTA) software update version 2026.14.6.10 (FSD v14.3.4).
The 2026.14.6.10 OTA update is currently a limited release in North America, as we reported in the rollout status earlier today. Cybertruck owners started getting the update late yesterday. However, it’s going to a very limited number of Cybertrucks owned by the FSD early access group (see release notes below).
The Actually Smart Summon feature allows a Tesla owner to summon the vehicle in a parking lot or from the garage.
This update also adds the Dumb Summon feature to the Cybertruck, which allows the vehicle to move strictly forward and backward in a straight line only. This helps Tesla owners park or unpark their vehicles in a garage or a tight parking spot.
However, it remains to be seen how well Actually Smart Summon and Dumb Summon perform on the huge, oddly shaped Cybertruck pickup truck.
Another notable feature added in FSD v14.3.4 (2026.14.6.10) is the updated UI that displays various messages depending on the selected parking options as it reaches a destination set in the navigation (see videos and info below).
Actually Smart Summon for Cybertruck (FSD v14.3.4 / 2026.14.6.10 Release Notes)
ASS (Actually Smart Summon) and Dumb Summon are now available for Cybertruck!
Destination Parking Options (Messages and UI) in Tesla Update 2026.14.6.10 (FSD v14.3.4)
After updating to FSD v14.3.4 (2026.14.6.10), Tesla vehicles provide additional parking information as they approach the destination.
Each time the destination is close, the center touchscreen shows a message above the Tesla FSD ego visualization. For example, as you can see in the screenshot above, the car says, “Approaching Designation: Will park on the street”.
This wording changes depending on the destination parking settings. It can display a variety of messages depending on the destination and parking option selected, like ‘Driving Home’, ‘Will pull over near destination’, ‘Driving to Costco’, etc.
A pop-up appears on the screen, which asks the user what to do at the destination.
It says: “At Destination: Park or Pull Over”. If you choose Pull Over, the vehicle will pull over near the destination; otherwise, it will park itself.
This is an interesting new functionality. It’s receiving both positive and negative feedback. However, the pop-up appearing each time as the car approaches the destination is somewhat annoying to some Tesla owners.
It’s still useful as it allows the driver/FSD supervisor to change his/her mind before the next stop.
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