Por contextualizar:
Primero lo de V14 Lite lo dijo el VP de IA Ashok Elluswamy en la llamada de resultados e noviembre pasado: “Once the V14 release series is fully done, we are planning on working on a V14 Lite version for hardware 3, probably expected in Q2 next year.”
y después Eon Musk dijo que no iban a dejar atrás a los HW3: "There is some chance that HW3 does not achieve the safety level that allows for unsupervised FSD. There is some chance of that. And if that turns out to be the case, we will upgrade those who bought hardware 3 FSD for free. We're going to have to upgrade people's hardware 3 computer for those that have bought Full Self-Driving. And that is the honest answer. And that's going to be painful and difficult, but we'll get it done.
What we want to do is we want to get unsupervised done on Hardware 4 first. Once it's done, then we'll go back and look at what we need to do with Hardware 3 cars. Yeah, we've not completely given up on HW3, but we do want to solve autonomy first, and then we'll come back with a way to take care of customers. These customers are very important. They were the early adopters. We will definitely take care of you guys.
Once the V14 release series is fully done, we are planning on working on a V14 lite version for Hardware 3, probably expected in Q2 next year"
De momento hay 10 unsupervised con HW4 en Austin haciendo viajes, cuando se cierren especificaciones del software es cuando se puede ver lo mínimo necesario y/o hacer una software mas liviano si es posible, y/o cambio de hardware.
Igualmente toda acción de presión es bien recibida, pero los primeros interesados en que funcione FSD en la mayor cantidad posible de coches es la propia Tesla.
Esa "acción" que dicen por ahí no es ninguna demanda, lo dice su propia web:
https://hw3claim.nl/en/about