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To add to this: added FSD to my 2018 Model X. It reached 99% within 7-8km and then got stuck for ages. Called service, they wanted to bring it in. Confirmed this is not normal. So I reset the camera calibration through service mode, drove to the highway (like 100km+ highway). Reached the...

No two ways about it. The battery refused to charge. They battery heater/coolant had an issue, which resulted in the car not charging, and the battery dying. This corresponds very obviously with the error messages I got about "car battery voltage too low" and "car may not drive," leading up to...

2018, with a 12V battery. Yeah, it sounds like they have a battery heater (which is what failed for me). That explains why, even at the supercharger, I wasn't able to charge my vehicle. (Doing so would have probably damaged the main battery.)

I confirmed with a couple of people from Tesla (local and roadside assistance) - they said, pretty much point-blank, that the 12V battery is always being heated/cooled. What failed, in my case, was the 12V battery heater. And once the battery heater failed, the battery wouldn't change...

Turns out the Roadside Assistance guy was correct. The 12V battery died, due to a coolant failure. Apparently, the battery is constantly being heated to run at the optimal temperature (for driving and charging), and sooner or later, the coolant system may - as in my case - suffer an internal...

Looks like it may not have been the mobile connector after all. I got a warning today about low voltage, followed by "the car may not start again," followed by the car completely dying on me (I had 11% battery at this time). Got it towed to Tesla and spoke to Roadside Assisstance. They suspect...

Looks like it sometimes works, and sometimes doesn't - I guess it's on its way out. It worked a couple of times since I posted. As for the reset button, there isn't one sadly. I checked the Gen 2 manual, it makes no mention of it.

Can't edit, forgot to mention: also tried flipping and resetting the breakers, for what it's worth.

2016 Model X owner here. My Tesla was charging fine an hour ago, but now, it just displays "no power." What I tried: Unplugging it and plugging it back in Removing the adapter part of the mobile connector and plugging it back in Four different electric outlets With and without an extension...