23 MX Owners - Do you think we'll ever get full functionality without USS?

[GrayGhost6]

I suspect in the next year they will release a 24 MX with a front camera or something similar to bring back the functionality ours are missing, and no effort will ever be made to bring it to the 2023 MX's.

Hopefully I'm wrong, but that seems like the most likely case in my opinion.

What do you think?

 

[b_PJS]

I was thinking the exact same thing, same concern.

 

[theslimshadyist]

Given the lack of progress since USS was removed I don't have a lot of hope for the future.

 

[StevenSD]

They will have to add a camera to get full functionality. No way to resolve the front bumper camera blind spot in software.

 

[GrayGhost6]

They will have to add a camera to get full functionality. No way to resolve the front bumper camera blind spot in software.

Why in the world did they remove the sensor without adding that camera?

For the minimal cost savings, it doesn't make sense.

It's disappointing I spent $100k+ on a car that has less functionality than earlier years and I'm sure in the future this will be a year people avoid on the resale market specifically for that reason (earlier and later years will have full functionality).

 

[Pcuz]

I suspect in the next year they will release a 24 MX with a front camera or something similar to bring back the functionality ours are missing, and no effort will ever be made to bring it to the 2023 MX's.

Hopefully I'm wrong, but that seems like the most likely case in my opinion.

What do you think?

My guess is it's going to be on the 2024 X and they will announce at the Cyber truck launch event

 

[narkotic]

My 2023 MXP was quite a downgrade with regards to FSD Beta vs my older 2020 MYP and even my 2018 M3. Just fighting with the doors constantly too lol. So dumb.

 

[explosive0]

My 2023 MXP was quite a downgrade with regards to FSD Beta vs my older 2020 MYP and even my 2018 M3. Just fighting with the doors constantly too lol. So dumb.

Every time I fight with the door, I get so irritated.

 

[narkotic]

And both act differently. The left door you have to wait a few seconds to be able to pull on it - otherwise it feels like it's going to break. The right door, the slightest pull (after waiting the delay) causes it to swing open violently all the way without stopping which if you don't stop it, it will hit anything in it's path. Including my '95 911

 

[rpo]

And both act differently. The left door you have to wait a few seconds to be able to pull on it - otherwise it feels like it's going to break. The right door, the slightest pull (after waiting the delay) causes it to swing open violently all the way without stopping which if you don't stop it, it will hit anything in it's path. Including my '95 911

Mine knocked over my trash can multiple times doing the same thing. The door was dented due to this defect when my MX was finally lemoned.

 

[explosive0]

Mine knocked over my trash can multiple times doing the same thing. The door was dented due to this defect when my MX was finally lemoned.

Yikes. 2023? Were there other issues you had to cause it to get lemoned?

 

[theslimshadyist]

Mine knocked over my trash can multiple times doing the same thing. The door was dented due to this defect when my MX was finally lemoned.

How long did it take to get through the lemon process?

 

[rpo]

How long did it take to get through the lemon process?

8 months. Feel free to relive my experience here: My disaster of a delivery experience (No quality control)

 

[rpo]

Yikes. 2023? Were there other issues you had to cause it to get lemoned?

Yep, so many issues that I am not sure what actually worked on my car by the end. I detailed all the issues on this thread from beginning to end of the lemon process: My disaster of a delivery experience (No quality control)