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2023 Holiday Update

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Has anyone in the UK ever bricked a car with a Tesla update? Never heard of one.
Not bricked but I once started an update which didn’t finish. This caused battery drain. I’d just left the car at work and travelled to London for a week. Within 1/2 day it was down 40%!!!!

I opened a service request and they remotely sorted it.

I was bricking it for a few hours…..
 
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Ehhh plenty of time before Christmas. If it hasn't arrived by then that would be the time to start grousing. :)
It's not me that promised it would be out this week...

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I hope the majority don’t have to suffer for the slim minority abusing AutoPilot over the years.

Wouldn’t make for a great Christmas update at all to have even more restrictions on UK roads.
If they replace the wheel nag entirely with cabin camera monitoring that's a win in my book.
But given the headlines that's probably not the direction it's headed too..

Tesla seems to be taking a lot of heat for this while other manufacturers aren't necessarily better, they're simply not in the eye of the storm.
I know a few Volvo drivers just putting a bottle of water between the steering spokes to trick the AP-equivalent into handsfree driving... something Tesla has prevented abuse for years already... yet you don't see a request for a recall/fix for that from the 'safest brand in the world'...
 
If they replace the wheel nag entirely with cabin camera monitoring that's a win in my book.
But given the headlines that's probably not the direction it's headed too..

Tesla seems to be taking a lot of heat for this while other manufacturers aren't necessarily better, they're simply not in the eye of the storm.
I know a few Volvo drivers just putting a bottle of water between the steering spokes to trick the AP-equivalent into handsfree driving... something Tesla has prevented abuse for years already... yet you don't see a request for a recall/fix for that from the 'safest brand in the world'...
of you have someone sensible, like BMW, who has just a touch sensitive steering wheel