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And it seems the IIHS concurs with an improvement assessment. The IIHS 2023 Tesla Model Y headlight ratings include a Performance trim vehicle with the "LED projector" type and a Long Range trim vehicle with the "LED reflector" type. The former received a Good rating while the latter received...

Exactly... or at least that's how I too would expect it to function. Agreed. But I'm also a proponent of most things being user configurable, which supposedly this will be. Of course Tesla also used to let you turn off regen braking and then they removed that option in later productions. I'm...

Yes! Mine has been stuck on May 27 for nearly a month now regardless of how many times it has apparently checked for updates. What's interesting is that today the car indicated 2022.16.1.2 was available (from 2022.12.x) and after downloading/installing, with the car now showing it's on...

Yeah. Can anyone confirm if the map pocket courtesy lights have returned too? Bonus question: Will the Model Y get this stuff too?

Maybe someone has already mentioned this and I missed it in the 14 pages, but I noticed that I can now (thankfully) press the button on the charge cable handle and the car will wake up and unlock the charge port so I can remove the cable from the car, assuming phone key authentication of course...

Yeah. I wasn't suggesting it was impossible for them to get from the underside to the topside of the interior trim, just that there was no evidence I could see that they had done so. And yes, I suspect things like the main computer module (the one that holds the Infotainment and Autopilot ECUs)...

My Model 3 stays outdoors, year-round, but so have all my past vehicles of various makes which never allowed rodents into the passenger compartment (that I'm aware of). If you have a tight, well-sealed garage then that's a major line of defense at home, but unless it's a museum piece the car has...

I meant to mention in my previous message, I did see the post where someone reported the insulation coming from the footwell cover under the glovebox. In my case that insulation seems to be undisturbed (the small pillow type pieces are nicely in place). I haven't started pulling everything apart...

Short Version I’ve recently experienced the same glovebox occupation. Has anyone with this particular type of mouse incursion been able to: 1. Determine the point of ingress to the passenger cabin? There must be some hole allowing them to get on the wrong side of the sheet metal and scurrying...