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I believe Texas covered the folks that got screwed with dynamic pricing. Power companies won. Customers won (because they were saving oodles up until then). Taxpayers…. Well.

Look up service mode (Google). You hold the logo in one of the screens and type “service” as the password. See if you have any errors listed.

Definitely not normal.

If it's that bad, people should not be driving. Even those people that put on their hazard flashers and lean over the steering wheel and squint like it helps.

I have my doubts that this would help and of course it needs power for the blower.

This is why I never use sentry mode. It’s a lot of power and I haven’t needed it (luckily). Depending on electric rates, that’s over $1 per day. 2 teslas 5 & 6 years old. That’s a chunk of change.

No, I don't think it comes out of the box at 40a. When it is set to a 50a breaker, it allows 40a maximum. This is called the 80% rule because of the continuous nature of charging.

Makes it more like a toll.

They don't need cars on any free subscription to collect whatever data they want (assuming someone checked the I approve button at some point).

Uber drivers don't understand how much they are depreciating their car, that's why uber model works. (IMHO of course)

Battle scar.

Not for free, that’s for sure. If a car with real self driving an no steering wheel could be purchased, I would assume you might need to only purchase comprehensive insurance. If someone else is taking the liability I’d sssume they get paid for it. I pay a pile for insurance now every month...

If I'm home, I would assume I could load shed and it would be useful for an extended outage (keep the fridge and freezer going). At least better than neighbors that had nothing. But ultimately a generator with a local fuel source would clearly be the most reliable.

You can submit a service ticket with the parts list and pick them up at a service center. But not for all parts.

I’m on the “no” camp.

@Thp3 the new FSDS won’t get up to the set speed in regular “driver controls the limit” mode either. At least for me on my roads.

No different from a manually driven car and we don’t frequently see those type of accidents.

For the wipers? :)

True. Maybe add some future low cost lidar for up close accurate maneuvering.

I'd think throw more horsepower and the computing and continue vision. Or use their fleet and do hyper accurate mapping. I do think they may need more cameras for more stereo vision.

To me that sounds like the $40k cybertruck. And yes, none of the robots have really hatched and we don't know what they are capable of doing in a productive (earn $$) sort of way.

Probably I found with self plugging is if it does leak no tire store will touch it again and do a proper patch from inside. so I save it for emergency use only, I find a tire store if I can.

So true.

I’d put it on eBay…

Will see later in the quarter (or year). Marketing strategies frequently change.

RFID and NFC are short distance. Fobs are powered and have a transmitter. Not sure what they all use now, but early model S (through around 2018) are propriiorty wireless. Model X was bluetooth fobs from the start. Again, no idea after 2018-ish or the 3 or Y. At some point they did...

Robots? Oops. Nevermind.

The other option is to disconnect the low battery for storage which will isolate the high voltage battery. I recall reading it in the Tesla manual but I don’t recall when they suggested using that strategy.

Robocab doesn’t want to share $$ with Uber.

Ohmmu is an expensive alternative that has a history of compatibility issues but for some that have had a great deal of 12v failures it might make sense.

That’s kinda what I’m wondering about. I mean is it going to change the world and suddenly people will stop buying cars? I doubt it.

is Waymo making piles of money on the services they offer so far?

Yup. But in any case, not good for saving money with a battery.

I don't have solar (yet), but friends do. There is no grid fee based on the size of the system. Austin Energy Value of Solar is pretty straightforward (for better or worse) - - Pay a monthly fee, same if one has solar or does not have solar (around $15) - Pay for electricity plus energy...

Nope. They are always on, so no need for an icon.

Austin Energy has a value of solar plan where all electricity generated by ones solar panels are paid a fixed price ($0.09). No matter if it is consumed locally our sent out on the grid. Heck, even on battery with the grid out, you are getting paid for the solar you use. No benefit to...

Either turn off phone, turn off bluetooth, or turn off the key in the app under the "security and drivers" menu.

Was about to buy too….

Phone has more power. Are faraday bags rated for containment?

Check the service menu for errors. And/or submit a ticket to Tesla and see if they can see anything in the logs. I believe I read that wheel sensors can cause probems like this.

My guess. Mistakes. People think on is in play and they are wrong and get in a wreck.

My current adaptor does not need to wait. Just need to connect it to the cable before the car - I'm pretty sure it's this one. Tesla to J1772 Adapter – EVSE Adapters (but, of course, the models appear to have changed slightly so not 100%) My old adaptor did need to wait. If I didn't wait I...

Oops. I misread. I thought you meant the price for the subscription for EAP only from nothing. They definitely should do something for people that purchased EAP already.

Follow the link. The other poster highlighted it’s in the parts, body and paint repair section.

The sticker is on the side of the pack. Should be visible behind the front passenger (USA drive cars) wheel.

Who knows. The $99 is not guaranteed for 10 years. It could be $250 next year (if by some magic it works to the 99.99999%). I don't see it as cut and dry as that.

I'd guess that tier would be eliminated. Or priced the same for those that someone want it over the other.

No one is valuing it highly on the open market, so why would Tesla value it highly on trades? They certainly don’t have to. Of course there is an argument that it keeps people in the ecosystem and churn of new cars…. So there is value in them doing it. But as long as the population doesn’t...

The end to end FSD doesn’t image construction barrels. Doesn’t mean that it does not see them. Of course doesn’t mean that it does either…

They were free. Assume they still are for folks with FSD. Not sure what they are doing about free trial folks. Submit a service request.