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Drove an ET5 Touring demo car yesterday - it's pretty good!

I've been curious of the NIO ET5 and had an opportunity for an hours test drive yesterday - it's surprisingly good!
Used to drive Audi A4 Avants (modded TFSI quattros) so I'm a big fan of the "high spec performance compact wagon" format. Well the NIO feels way upmarket from the 3 and has much of tha...

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Glossary for AI, Machine Learning and Autonomous Driving

I know we often use terms that not everyone on this forum may be familiar with. So I made this handy glossary for AI, Machine Learning and Autonomous Driving:

Autonomous Vehicle (AV)
A vehicle with the hardware and software to drive without human input.

Advanced Driver Assist System (ADA...

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Tail Light Retrofit- AMBER turn signal

One thing I've always hated about my 3 was how they use the Brake light as the turn signal. I'm a big believer in a dedicated color(amber) for turn signal. Unfortunately a lot of manufactures are going away from that in favor for the brake/turn combo. Maybe it's cost savings.IDK, but I am out to ch...

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Notes from a Small Roadtrip - UK to Norway via Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Sweden

2022 Model 3 Long Range.
3,800 Miles
866kWh
236 Wh/Mi
3 weeks

Charging
In general I plan in advance and try to organise AC charging - my preference is just to plug in overnight rather than have to spend time sat at a supercharger.

German
  • Used AC on the outward leg
  • Public Charg...

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Comparing cost per mile using total energy from trip screen metrics vs wall charger metrics and compared with ICE

Yesterday I updated the Tesla app so and connected my wall connector in the app so that I could get a sense on the true energy usage. Then I did a little math to figure out my cost per mile:

  1. Miles driven yesterday: 56 mi
  2. Approximate electricity cost rate for my last billing cycle (in...

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FSD getting things right

Hi all -

I've been using FSD for the last 8 months. And while I experience a fair amount of screw-ups and disengagements, I've also noticed how comfortable I'm getting using FSD on every drive. It occurred to me that we (rightly) put a heavy focus on where FSD needs to improve. But I think this can...

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Some new data from research on Tesla model 3 cells

There has recently been released a series of new research reports containing tests on Tesla Model 3 Cells (Panasonic 2170 NCA).
This is the calendar aging test from one of them (25C, 15, 50 and 85% SOC. Checkup once a month):
Using the datapoints from these and putting them in the old charts I ususa...

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Alternative, DIY refresh Model X rear camber correction

I was thinking about this over coffee. Anybody who is considering spending $400 for the Macsboost kit could DIY this for next to nothing. I need somebody to confirm the relationship between the spacer thickness and the camber, but I don't have a refresh X. If anybody is in the Bay area I'd be down t...

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FSD beta - first time user reactions

I have got to be honest. Full Self Drive capability in Tesla goes further than any other vehicle designed by man (or woman) but it left me wanting for more.
I bought my Model Y Long Range on Friday 9/1 and took it for a little ride from Houston to Corpus Christi on Sunday 9/3. Here are my first reac...

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Model X LR and Plaid Brake Upgrade Now Available?

Got the email today from tesla stating new brakes and pads upgrades are available for my 2022 Plaid X. the link tries to take you to the app but its not properly working. Will try to figure it out and see what the options are. Seems like you can get red calipers on existing Plaids now.


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Bay Area to Disneyland road trip (2023 Model Y Long Range)

Day 1 - Trip to Central California

Driving a 2023 Model Y Long Range in Blue. In addition to this being our first road trip, I’m testing a Garmin DriveSmart 66 as a DIY instrument cluster / alternative nav. Lots to cover!

I charge the car to 80% for our trip. Overall, it should be 4 hour...

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