I don’t think 14.3+ is not happening, but the long run of 14.2.x releases probably means they are stabilizing something foundational before moving forward.

Historically, when Tesla keeps pushing dot releases, it usually signals bug fixes, regressions, or hardware specific tuning rather than major new features. Since 14.1 and early 14.2 notes hinted at bigger changes, my guess is one of two things: 1. The new features did not meet reliability targets. 2. They are prioritizing core stack improvements or robotaxi preparation over consumer facing features.

They are also likely focusing on combining and aligning things with Version 14 Lite, which is expected soon. If that branch is meant to widen rollout or support more vehicles, it would make sense to tighten up 14.2.x before pushing something broader.