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Spot on, rain-sensing wipers have been there since 1978*! But yeah, Tesla has to re-invent the wheel. A square wheel apparently. * Windscreen wiper - Wikipedia "The rain-sensing wipers system currently employed by most car manufacturers today was originally invented and patented in 1978 by...

Yeah, "You are holding it wrong" Apple's Response to iPhone 4 Antenna Problem: You're Holding It Wrong

Well, it's now 2023, almost 2024. The world has GPT 4.0, but my brand new Tesla Model Y still cannot figure out when it's raining and when not. A problem solved with conventional technology since 1978 ("The rain-sensing wipers system currently employed by most car manufacturers today was...

As usual SC said the car is working as designed... Their recommendation was to set the temperature to the lowest possible setting

A defective sensor should give random readings, shouldn't it. What seems to happen is that I set the temperature to let's say 66, the app will show the cabin temperature going down to 66 very fast, without any actual perceived change. Then I set it to 76 and again the app will show the...

The problem is not the reading, but it doesn’t feel cool enough for the passengers. The reading is the proof that the feeling of the passengers is objective. I don’t know what we will prove by doing the gymnastics you suggest.

Thanks for checking! Appreciate it

Very confident. It’s on spot. Had double checked with a different one. The whole thing started because I wasn’t feeling cool enough. So the thermometers just verified what I’m feeling.

2023 MYLR The climate control thinks the temperature inside the cabin is 70 when it’s actually 75-76 See the YouTube video link at the end. Has anyone had similar problem?

I understand that it may not bother you, but keep in mind that it is NOT cosmetic. There is an underlying problem

Well, I drive a lot. About 100-150 miles per day. I can't bother with SC. They will start arguing that it's all in my head or that I don't know how to use the turn signal correctly, like the other replies here in this thread...

MYLR owner here. Have the car for about 2 weeks and I also notice this problem maybe once or twice a day. One of the many bugs of the car.. :/

Sounds like it Aha! May I should try putting a car seat in the back and one in the front :D Good idea :D I know right? Drives so beautifully, gives you great economy, everything is great, but they have f* up so bad in making the cabin a nice place to be in

First of all congratulations to the genius engineer that thought putting the vent behind the steering wheel was a good idea. My fingers are freezing everytime I drive! Anyway, to my question. When I drive alone, I like to have the climate control in auto, but then do some extra settings on top...

Totally, so after all this fuss and the technician insisting that there is no problem, they agreed to get the alignment checked for free. This is what I got back: "I don't see any problem" my a**. Why the Gaslighting. Anyway, they fixed it for free, so I guess I should be happy.

Also, if it's so simple, why do they refuse to fix it and claim there is no problem?

Meh, $5k is not worth the trouble of having to deal with them. Do you want it?

Same here. Brand new Model Y. They refuse that there is a problem. I will not bother anymore with it, will just sell it. If anyone wants a brand new MY $5k off, please reach out.

Just got a Model Y today in Santa Barbara and noticed the steering wheel being 3 degrees off center to the right. I took it back and asked them to fix it. A technician took a ride with me to see the problem and straight down refused that there is a problem. He blamed it on the road. Not impress...