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2012 Model S Sig updated to 2019.12.1.1 the other day. At 10% battery the car reported 385 mph (612 mph) supercharge rate for about 5 minutes. Don’t know how many kW or what the conversion rate would be.
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You won't have that problem with a Model 3. Just sayin'.documented sunroof issues the entire time I had my car. My sunroof worked ok before the replacement parts, except it was always sticky which I assume caused one of the motor gears to strip so it made a horrible noise when it closed. Now the motors on each side are unsynced and apparently they (San Rafael) could not fix it without doing a complete cartridge replacement @~$6,500 .
the update is to 2019.16.11 697c2ff
don't have the specific update notes from my 2012, but there is a thread for this update
only new feature was an "advanced" function for updates... otherwise same notes as 2019.12
Is the new browser Chromium?The main improvement is not in the release notes.. The browser finally works - 7 years later, the car has a functional browser. Went from 2019.12 to 2019.16.
For the Spotify users, tesplayer.com now works on the classic S
I have a '12 Sig Red S00399 with white leather! Love it! Later tonight, I will check if the browser in 2019.16.1.1 is any more responsive.
2012 Model S Sig updated to 2019.12.1.1 the other day. At 10% battery the car reported 385 mph (612 mph) supercharge rate for about 5 minutes. Don’t know how many kW or what the conversion rate would be.
Just curious, has your battery been replaced? I thought the A batteries were limited to 90kw.On my current trip from Arizona to Minnesota this is the best rate I have seen at any supercharger that I stopped at all were about the same they maxed out at 118. Doesn't look like any of the supercharger mods are going to help the classics.View attachment 410959
Just curious, has your battery been replaced? I thought the A batteries were limited to 90kw.
We won’t get any of the newer games due to really old MCU processing/GPU power. Of course Tesla won’t directly tell us this because EVERYTHING IS A SECRET. All I’m asking for is full disclosure when I’m reading the release notes. What does “minor improvements and bug fixes” mean on these older, nonAP cars?