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Upgrades are happening but ap 3.0 are low in stock. Had my installed on NoV 2019. I requested update when I read about traffic cone visuals. 12/2017 norcal 0012XX

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The car takes account your average miles per watt. If you drive faster and accelerate harder than normal, you will have a lower total expected mileage. Lower expected mileage also happens in colder climates.

Use the defrosting lines for the rear windshield to hide the tint lines or tint the entire back window. It's not too dark at 15%

What is $3k range upgrade?

1. What was your watt per mile rating? 2. Do you have power saving and range mode on? 3. Things like heater or ac use are not factored in watt per mile.

SolarCity/Tesla does secondary solar installs. Attached is their standard agreement wavier when installing a second system. I suggest you get a more knowledgeable consultant

If you didnt go over 90mph by putting your foot on the accelerator then there was something that autopilot could not identify (shadows and such on the road) and it asked you to place your hands on the steering wheel. Most likely you then hit the accelerator pedal and went over 90mph while...

If you go over 90 mph with autopilot on, you get no warning. It will automatically disable the feature until you place the car in park.

You went over 90mph. Auto disables when you go over 90mph

@Ulmo I appreciate testing your system for me and confirming my fears. I currently have solar from another company and wonder how it will play with the Tesla solar and powerwall system. My site survey is today. Hopefully I can get my new system soon.

@Ulmo are you able to charge via grid if you wanted to? Have you tried to charge the battery via grid?

Set cruise control to absolute. If you unintentionally turn on autopilot it will be set to the speed limit.

@Ulmo Looking at your graph, you are not charging your powerwall with grid power. Is that correct?

Good to hear. I went with the minimum panels and 2 powerwalls

After 5 years, would Tesla rewire to charge the powerwall via grid if you had solar installed originally?

@SoundDaTrumpet Thanks for the clarification. Whats the powerwall warranty if using the grid to charge? Are we allowed to discharge the powerwall to the grid to get credit from PGE?

If you purchase a powerwall without solar you can charge it using the grid (no otherway to charge it), but if you have solar installed with it you can charge it using the grid and only excess energy. Let me know if what I have been told was wrong.

For those who installed a powerwall and solar at the same time, is it true that you can NOT charge the powerwall using grid power and that it can only be charged using excess solar energy? I'm in the SF bay area with PGE ev rate with nem (already have solar)

$150K is low income for SF residents

My friend, non tesla owner, online asap, nov-jan

I have oct-dec 2017. MS owner, non-employee. Waited in line and was able to reserve around 10:30am

You can add the person you want to "transfer" the car to your account. Then change the email and password to the account.

Those are next gen seats v1 or v2. Standard are textile seats and not leather.

SF Bay Area

Have you tried a different charger?

How low of a SOC do you drive your car? Try to get it under 5%

No but I decided to keep it unless someone really wants to over pay for it.

Has less than 7000 miles. Garage kept. Like new. SF bay area. I'm looking to get a Model X MSRP is $115,750.00 Model S P90D $108,000.00 Dual Motor All Wheel Drive - Deep Blue Metallic Paint $1,000.00 Body Color Roof - 19" Slipstream Wheels - Black Next Generation Seats $2,500.00 Obeche Wood...