The investor day presentations always have fun bits of info.

Pivi Pro 4.2.0
OS Release 4.2.0

This update enables improvements to SOTA (Software Over The Air) capability.

Jaguar I-PACE only: Following this update, over the air updates will be possible whilst the vehicle is actively charging using an “AC” charger, such as a home charger.

Please note: If the vehicle is plugged in but not currently charging, you will need to schedule the update for the same time the vehicle is scheduled to be charging or disconnect the charging cable. Over the air updates can not be carried out whilst using rapid “DC” chargers

PHEV only: Please note that for a short period of time, you may experience some disruption in the EV
capabilities after the update has completed. Please disconnect the vehicle charger and ensure the battery has a minimum charge level of 25% before starting the update.

On April 16, a Pivi Pro apps update added iGuide, version 0.4.7, to the Pivi apps list.  It never worked showing the error, “iGuide failed to install.  iGuide application dependencies not ready.”

And a few days later, after another update and it was gone…

UPDATE 4/30/23 – 4.1.4 and 4.1.6 are posted, still need full 4.1.5 notes.

An NHSTA doc from March 22, 2024 mentioned:

PIVI IP37 Software update through upcoming SOTA Campaigns OS4.1.4 / OS4.1.5

And the first Defender in the UK received 4.1.4 in early April and 4.1.6 in the past couple of days.

Anyone get it on a Range Rover yet?

Pivi Pro 4.1.6
OS Release 4.1.6

This update resolves a potential issue where the Driver Display may appear blank followed by a loss of settings such as the default speed units

PHEV only: Please note that for a short period of time, you may experience some disruption in your EV capabilities after the update has installed. Software updates require at least 25% battery charge

Pivi Pro 4.1.5
OS Release 4.1.5

This update includes a number of general interface and performance improvements as well as resolving the following specific issues. Thank you for your feedback.

– Loss of steering assist on start-up.