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Did you do a full reboot? If not try that.

I did too a couple weeks after picking up my S in May. However it disappeared from the account last week. I had gone in for a service issue and the service advisor followed up and was informed that a glitch had taken place. It got fixed over the weekend and shows the 6 years expiring in May...

Do you mean no front license plate holder?

Has to go on front bumper. Instructions - https://wsdot.wa.gov/sites/default/files/2022-05/Toll-Instructions-LicensePlatePassInstallation.pdf

Mine showed up in app as 6 years after about 2 weeks from pickup date. Drop an email to order support to inquire.

I had the same message after update. You need to do the following: - turn all options from Autopilot screen to off - restart car by holding both wheel buttons down for 3 secs - then go back and re-enable all autopilot options This solved my issue

So I decided to go with a new 2023 Model S LR. However, due to the low trade in estimate, I kept my 2018 Model S 75D. The drive, range and performance of the 2023 Model S LR is significantly better than my 2018. I gave up my unlimited free charging on the 2018, and got 6 years unlimited...

I have a Model S on 2020.8.1 and noticed that I am unable to receive FaceTime audio calls on Bluetooth. Anyone else notice the same issue? Regular cellular calls work fine.

Similar problem. I restarted my phone and once Bluetooth was re-established steering wheel contacts showed up.

I have had the same problem with ESPN radio for the last 2 weeks. Tune in with live sports radio broadcasts only seems to work on one of the FM channels and not on AM.

Same here after the upgrade. I am out of town and for a moment caught me off guards. Checked my garage cam and car is safely parked at home.