Several Tesla owners have reported a recurring problem: after a software update, the scheduled charging function stops working properly. Specifically, the car may not start within the scheduled charging interval, leaving users dissatisfied and concerned about the system's reliability. This problem appears to be related to recent firmware changes that can affect the synchronization between charging settings and actual car behavior. Some users have observed that, after updates, Teslas no longer adhere to scheduled charging times, or even fail to start as expected. The safest and often most effective solution is to delete the active schedule and recreate it from scratch. This method allows you to restore the initial settings and determine whether the problem is due to incorrect configuration or a temporary bug. Furthermore, before considering a possible hardware failure, it's a good idea to compare direct charging (without scheduling) with scheduled charging. If direct charging works properly but scheduled charging does not, it's most likely a configuration issue or a software bug. In summary, if yourTesla's scheduled charging function experiences issues after a software update, we recommend deleting and recreating the charging settings, carefully checking the start times and methods. If you experience persistent issues, you should contact Tesla support or wait for future updates that can permanently resolve the issue.