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Model X 90D & 100D, over 50,000 miles and owned since 2016 & 2017 respectively - zero FWD issues (other than a little initial alignment adj on both cars - panel gaps). Tesloop car service has 400,000 mile 90D's with zero FWD issues and 10,000 cycles+ ( I bought the cheapest Tesla Model X ever...

Incredible car, issues will get resolved - usability, functionality, net-benefit is far different from the ICE cars. Everyone has an opinion and preference obviously (and as a car guy can't knock brand love, for whatever reasons) - but I think this threads intent was a counterpoint to CR (which...

Same issue happened once so far, reported it for repair to our local SC.

Our Model X connected automatically to a new UAP-AC-PRO running the very latest 3.4.18 (I think?) firmware and seems to work -- however, AP had to be close and signal very strong. There is a long running, serious issue with Apple products dropping off of Ubiquiti gear (and although not Apple...

Model X seems to work for a period with a very strong signal Ubiquiti (UAP-AC-PRO). However, their appears to be disconnect issues with 5Ghz (maybe 2.4Ghz) that Ubiquiti forum has many folks chiming in on they are trying to solve related to all Apple notebook/desktop systems in OSX & Windows ---...

Update - Model S does not automatically reconnect to the AC Pro when returning however - so it works if you force it only.

Just tried a buddy's Model S at the work Ubquiti AC Pro (new/latest) and it works (still 2-3 bars of 4 and the AP is nearly directly overhead - but it works). Will try to get the Model X there and see what happens to compare ...

ONE TEST Although I had to hang the access point out the window putting it 45' direct clear air line of sight (and Model X still only showed 2 of 4 bars strength!?) ..... Netgear Nighthawk R7000 (AC1900) seems to work just fine (same SSID & password as Ubiquiti gear that does not). Latest...

As for Ubqiuti AC Pro (new model) - running latest firmware, have maybe 16 devices connected on 2.4 & 5Ghz frequencies without issue (Sonos, phones, tablets, PC's, laptops, thermostats, etc.). But no joy from Model X - always prompts for password as though it is incorrect as others commented...

Have a 2 week old Model X and have the same problem on a Ubiqiuti AC Pro - even when the AP is 15' from the car, it is having issues connecting re-prompting me for the SSID password (which is correct as all other devices work just fine). Seems like Tesla may have a limited or quirky protocol...