Weighing in here a bit. I haven't seen anyone with this issue but thought I'd share in case anyone else encounters this issue.
My car was delivered at the end of June. Everything was working great until mid-July. The main screen simply wouldn't load about 85% of the time. You can see the backlight coming on, and then turning off, indicating to me that the screen is indeed trying to reboot, but simply cannot.
I took my car in a couple of weeks ago for a window trim rupture repair that came like that from the factory. I mentioned the screen issue to them then. The SC did a 12V reset on the car and the screen was happy for a few hours. After that, right back to the same issue. I requested service AGAIN, and can only get into the SC in early October.
Fast-forward to last Saturday. I start getting text messages from a random customer service rep at Tesla asking me for timestamps on when the failures were occurring. I obliged and sent several photos showing the clock and the dead screen over various periods of the day(s).
I can tell they did something to my car because the screen miraculously worked for close to ten hours yesterday. (yes. I love going to my garage twenty times a day to check on a fxxcing screen) Woke up today and the screen was down again. I drove my son to school this morning and performed the scroll wheel reboot. Screen came back on about two minutes later. It has held for several hours, but I expect it to fail again at any point.
I am thinking of opening a case with the NHTSB as this is clearly a safety issue as well. (no backup cameras, etc) I also have to keep my insurance, etc in the middle console in the case that if I were to get pulled over I would not be able to open the glove box.
I still don't have my plates as well since Tesla "couldn't" send my paperwork for almost a month after delivery.
This entire experience has left me VERY salty with Tesla. From the delays, license plate issues, and now the screen, I am starting to contemplate dumping the car altogether and going back to an ICE vehicle until the competition has caught up.
This is absurd for a $90K vehicle.