Google updates its Street View imagery generally every 1 to 3 years, with more frequent updates in well-known or densely populated urban areas and less frequent updates in rural or less populated regions

. Specifically:

• In large cities, Street View is often refreshed annually or every couple of years.
• In smaller towns or rural areas, updates may occur every 3 or more years, sometimes much longer depending on priority and changes in the area

• Google prioritizes areas with significant changes or high traffic, so some locations may not be updated for many years

Google uses a variety of vehicles and methods (cars, bikes, backpacks) to collect Street View imagery, and updates are costly and resource-intensive, which affects the frequency of updates

. You can check the scheduled Street View updates for specific countries and regions on Google's official Street View website, which shows where and when new imagery collection is planned

. If you find imagery is outdated, you can report it to Google for review, but there is no direct way to request an immediate update

. In summary, expect Street View updates roughly every 1 to 3 years in cities and less often in rural areas, with variability depending on location and Google's prioritization of changes