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WIFI standard covers all bands. WIFI chip standard scan all bands for clean channel and lock on. But it seems if the channel become noisy it does not move on. 2.4HHz band are popular, longer range, but noisy. 5GHz band has much shorter range but clean even when weak.

My new 2022 M3 is 1 week old. I have 5GHz WIFI only after Tesla reboot the car. Now I have the same problem as you: any cellphone inside the car show full signal 2.4GHz and 5GHz but the car barely show a few tiny notches. My routers are 5 meters away. I think there is no connection from WIFI...

My LR has lights on both sides. Funny thing is they turned on themselves suddenly while I was driving at nigh. Awhile later the puddle lights at both doors turned on too.

I don't see the added value in a car. USB-C is physically flimsy, with more adapter sticking out it would break easily. 27W is enough for a small soldering iron but who will need that.

I got my Model 3 LR last Saturday, the 11th of Dec. Which regard to USB port, I have 2 USB-C in front console and 2 in the rear. None in the glove compartment. I think it is stupid because USB-C ports are for peripheral device. Tesla car act as computer and not peripheral device. Cellphones...