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I open the door to exit first. Then I push "power off".

UPDATE: After sitting in my garage overnight, the car appears to function normally this morning. I don't get it.

It's a Tesla message board. Why would I be talking about anything else? It may actually be normal, but you just can't see it on other cars due to the frames.

I had the problem yesterday. It never resolved. I'm hoping it has when I test this morning.

I took a nearly 4 hour round trip yesterday in the 2020 Model 3 SR that I've owned for 8 days. The first trip out was perfectly normal. The return trip was anything but. As soon as I got out on a main roadway, I noticed that cruise control and autopilot were unavailable. I then noticed that...

I just posted a similar question. I've gotten one response so far saying they experience the same thing, so perhaps it's normal.

That's good to hear. Perhaps it's just normal.

I bought a used 2020 last week. When I picked it up, I noticed there was some condensation between the window glass and the weatherstripping. It had been raining off and on all afternoon. Fast forward to today and I had the same thing happen after running through a car wash. Absolutely no...