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Since this is on your commute to work, check and see if these are repeatable and happen at the same location. This happened to me in, I think the 10.x version of FSD, with a street in my neighborhood. It was completely repeatable and got into the habit of reporting it each time. Eventually...

Summer 2025

The woke mind virus has apparently infected Ethan Heald.

As tradition when you only have a single functioning data USB port.

This is the same as the refreshed Model 3 "Highland".

I've seen checklists posted on the Model Y sub forum but nothing here for the Cybertruck. Since you have experience with your X maybe you can reuse that and skip over the paint line items. :)

The frunk latch assembly has been redesigned from the early 2020 models. Maybe you got a bad one. I would have Tesla service replace it under warranty and move on. There isn't anything you can do to "protect it".

Lane Assist https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/modely/en_us/GUID-ADA05DFF-963D-477D-9A51-FA8C8F6429F1.html

In one of the early CT review videos on YouTube someone from Tesla mentioned that the engineers, who were out testing during long days, would take naps on the back floor with the seats folded up. Guess it depends on how tall you are and if have some padding or camping mattress down there to...

Repeated alarms and warning beeps become ignored after a while. It's human nature. They need to fine tune these visual and audio alerts.

Where the car parked most of the time has a big impact on the life of the blades. Inside a enclosed garage vs outside in the elements.

One tip to remember is if you order Premium Connectivity for the year, you'll get a discount that brings the monthly cost down a bit. If you cancel, within the year, you won't get a prorated refund. Something to consider if you are going to sell or trade in the vehicle within a year.

The only thing I've found is rebooting the infotainment system while driving and outside your home wifi. For some reason that works well until the car goes back to sleep when you return home.

No, it's not advertised as water tight and the owner's manual has this caution statement. CAUTION Although the tonneau cover protects contents from the majority of water during rain, snow, etc., it does not make the cargo bed waterproof. Water ingress and/or condensation can occur. Therefore...

If you are new to Tesla vechiles they can make lots of different sounds on their own. There is a whole section in the owner's manual with samples of the various noises it'll make. If you do make a service appointment to have them look at it, I've found it really helpful to have a short video...

I don't think that is the reason but I with you on how frustrating it is to use. I'm guessing they have the data showing most people don't use it, like the front passenger lumbar, and so it has become a very low priority feature to work on and improve. And for the people that do use it, we...

You probably won't be able to recreate the pebble texture of the original plastic so it might end up making it look worse.

My guess is that they've been comparing USS to vision based measuring for a while now.

I don't think folder structure matters to the Tesla media player. It appears to recursively scan through the folders and then keep track of the files internally. You can see this visually when you load a large number of tracks as it's crawling the drive for new files. I have no idea on how...

Some people like the look. Tesla sells a performance pedal cover for the S/X for $150. They are just covers. https://shop.tesla.com/product/2012-2020-_-model-s_x-performance-pedal-set

Is this for the PBS show Motorweek?

High Fidelity Park Assist feature that was released recently for vision based Model Y vehicles without ultrasonic sensors. https://www.notateslaapp.com/news/1893/teslas-high-fidelity-park-assist-strengths-and-areas-for-improvement-video

Was it this guy?

It's designed to be there and called flocking. Also used on window seals and trim.

Ran into this with the recent Tesla mobile app update. I think you are correct.

Slim to none as @Cutch26 pointed out in Feb.

Too early to tell. I've replaced the in cabin filters about every 18 months or so. Hoping to see if this extends the life of them.

Maybe knot?

Rust from the wheel hub. Pop off the center cap and you'll see it.

My HEPA retrofit was done by Tesla Mobile Service in my garage. Took about 30 mins total. Just schedule it via the Tesla app.

Is this because the windshield is tinted?

Is it connected to your home wifi? If not, there is a way to do offline firmware updates here. https://www.tesla.com/support/charging/wall-connector/troubleshooting

There is a thread here, about four years old now, that has a couple options. The best one is a probably a strap around the front passenger seat upright to help get in the back.

Same with any rental car. The number of addresses left in the nav or people's phones still configured with Carplay is crazy.

The old pack will be recycled or torn apart so the good modules get repurposed. Elon mentioned that the old battery packs can be ground up and recycled essentially becoming high grade ore to build new batteries from.

It's tied to the vehicle and not the driver profile. It should be available on her profile as well. https://www.tesla.com/support/connectivity

Can you provide us with more details? Were you using Summon to exit a parking space (just reversing) or trying to move the car forward into a parking space (just forward)? Or the 'come to me' feature of Summon?

Agree with you. The color you received is completely different. This could have been avoided if they offered sample swatches to people before purchase. Its what a lot of custom fabric and furniture manufacturers do to avoid situations like this.

For short trips? No For long trips? Yes

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I think this is a standard for Bluetooth where it can only handle two audio receiving devices (headphones) at once. Like @Watts_Up mentioned is the best work around. Thinking back to a few years ago, Honda had an rear seat infrared based audio headphone system that worked well with as many...

I think this is the final production baring any slight design tweaks like they did with the Model Y wipers. I don't see the wiper changing much in appearance on the CT. You might be able to get some sort of wing or cosmetic attachment from third party accessory makers but that's about it.

Might be lost in translation a bit but I think you might need to clarify that you are offering to pay for travel and living expenses to spend a week in Canada with their Cybertruck in exchange for club members to test drive or ride.

Thanks and you were right! :p For those wondering it is about the same head size and handle length of a standard sledgehammer.

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I suspect we'll start seeing 'spy' shots of various parts for Juniper like we did with Highland. That'll give us a better idea on how close we are to the refresh.

I've seen cases where adding an additional driver to the car causes the default charge limit to go to 80%

It is. Buy it by the pound, grab some slices of white bread, some pickles and maybe raw onions plus a cold beer. 👨‍🍳

Brisket Cybertruck since it's made in Austin. :p

could disrupt the air flow That's why he asked for a wing and not a spoiler! :D