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The problem has been scaled up to Tesla Spain by TOC-ES, so they are aware of it. They have been informed of all the details we found out: that it affects Movistar SIMs but not KPN's; and also that in UK it seems to affect cars with SIMs from Telefónica-owned O2.

The MCU2 uses eSIM (so, all M3 do). Tesla can remotely reprogram the eSIMs and switch carriers. In fact, they do (switched my M3 and many others in Spain from KPN to Movistar more than a year ago).

Yep. Movistar is the brand Telefonica uses in Spain and other countries to market consumer-oriented services..

Hello. The mobile carrier can be inferred from the IP address assigned to the LTE interface. Open the car web browser and go to whatismyipaddress.com. It shows the owner of the address block to which the car’s IP belongs. Of course this must be done after ensuring that the car is not connected...

Hello from Spain! (again) :) We have developed a hypothesis about this problem among the members of the TOC Spain (specifically, owners of M3s). It seems that the problem affects only to cars with a Movistar eSIM. The few cars which have a KPN Netherlands eSIM (KPN uses the Orange cellular...

I forgot to mention something: almost all M3 here in Spain connect to the Movistar cellular network. In fact, the eSIMs were updated for switching mobile operator from KPN to Movistar about one year ago.

Of course I intended to write that "I have no third party apps, TeslaFi, etc. accessing my car." I'm new here and I didn't find any way to edit posts. :)

Greetings for Spain. I want you to know that we are suffering this same problem here. It affects many cars with MCU2, mine included (M3 LR AWD). Also, I have *exactly* the same symptoms you described since last Wednesday. On late Friday, 2020.36.11 was aggresively pushed to many cars here...