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Wow sums up my first drive. My only complaint is that it has trouble staying at my set Max limit. I didn't bother testing auto Max, but I'm guessing it's always on, even if it's toggled off and you are setting it manually?

Answering my own question. My car downloaded 2.6 gb. And I'm now installing 12.3

How big is this update? I noticed my car was awake, but charging had finished hours ago. I then checked my router and can see my car has downloaded over 360 MB in the last hour, and it's still going. When I hit the software screen in my car, it says "up to date"

The king can't stop chuck from testing his UPL on v12. As soon as it begins to roll out in FL, without Chuck, he will jump on Twitter looking to "borrow a ride" and there will be a line of Teslas outside his house later that day. The only difference being that now Chuck is going to nit pick...

Will give it a shot, thanks. And I get what you are saying about the reality check, from browsing the model s for sale threads, there are a lot of private sale cars listed on there that are way higher than what I'm seeing for sale at dealerships.

Anybody know what the trade in and private party values are for a 2022 plaid, without any options and ~20k miles? Kbb doesn't have enough info to show estimates.

Not op, but it's not on this car, March 22 build date. Swivel screen was introduced last week of April 22. To be safe, look for 5/22 and newer build dates if you want swivel screen.

Nice. Does the TSL6 use the scroll wheel trick too? I ask as I was reading that with the latest version of FSD (12.2.1) the scroll wheel "nag acknowledgement" feature is no longer working.

AI driver pointed out that it's unable to maintain the speed limit on straight roads, and more importantly will hit road markings/cones sometimes if you don't catch it and disengage. They will want to fix those before going with a wide release.

Source: I own a model 3 with FSD and model Y with base AP.

FSD beta stays locked in the center of the lane on moderate curves on the highway. It runs new code vs AP & EAP, which are using a codebase that is largely unchanged for several years now.