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Tesla has been doing it for years, and they have millions of EVs and the details of each car can vary one day to the next. It must be a very complex process keeping all that sorted, but I've never heard a complaint about an OTA update causing a problem, other than when some feature got removed or limited.Can't see the module updates ever being made available OTA though for this or pretty much any manufacturer's car. Way too dangerous if something goes wrong and it's a module linked to a safety feature.
Though as I type this, maybe that's mostly the infotainment system that gets OTA updated. But I know that some presumably safety related "recalls" have been fixes entirely as OTA updates (on Teslas). Regardless, that's a very impressive system, at least to my eyes.
And of course, their badly-named "full self driving" and autopilot software gets updated routinely. Those definitely have safety implications.