Does anyone know if the upgrade will reflect in the Vin number search? And do I have to call the insurance company to reflect the changes? Will this change insurance premiums?
Rifleman
Now owns 2 Model S's!!!
well, my classic 60's just lost even more value, but good for those that have the new 60's. I would pay that upgrade cost without hesitation if I had one.
fasteddie7
Member
I updatedthis morning. Took all of 2 minutes to update. The future is here!
drshan
Active Member
So this means that the residual value of my 75d that I bought in Jan 2017 just went down by 7-8k?
Unfortunately that is true, but only if you were planning to sell soon.
After a few more years that $7K will be lost in the noise of the tens of thousands in ordinary depreciation.
Chopr147
Active Member
If I owned rather than lease I would do it in a heartbeat. I really don't need it and spending $2000 just to give the car back in 2 years? Can't do it
Joe F
Disruption is hard.
I bought a 70 just before the 60 came back as a software limited 75. My 70 is also a software limited 75. My upgrade to 75 from 70 just went to $500 from $3,250, Clicked to buy.
As a recent 75 owner who agonized over whether to get the battery upgrade for $7500 or the power liftgate (for $3500?) I must come to terms with the fact that I spent $5500 more for an inferior car to get it two months earlier and can't restore what is now considered basic functionality to it. I guess I will have to do a lot of free supercharging?
How long until the convention automakers can pull this off?! I bet it takes them years (if ever). They might be dinosaurs by then.
Woke up and saw the news and thought I would definitely buy it. Then I made the mistake of telling my wife about it 
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Apparently, just because I have never needed the extra range in the 8 months I have owned the car means I shouldn't just immediately throw $2k at Tesla. Not pulling the trigger immediately, but it is very, very tempting. Without her throwing logic at me I would have already bought it.
.Apparently, just because I have never needed the extra range in the 8 months I have owned the car means I shouldn't just immediately throw $2k at Tesla. Not pulling the trigger immediately, but it is very, very tempting. Without her throwing logic at me I would have already bought it.
OBX John
Autonomous Driving Enthusiast
Woke up and saw the news and thought I would definitely buy it. Then I made the mistake of telling my wife about it
Apparently, just because I have never needed the extra range in the 8 months I have owned the car means I shouldn't just immediately throw $2k at Tesla. Not pulling the trigger immediately, but it is very, very tempting. Without her throwing logic at me I would have already bought it.
My wife said the same thing. But I went ahead and did it anyway...
boonedocks
Active Member
Hi everyone can some one explain to me why it cost more on the X then the S to upgrade? 2K on the S 6.5k on the X
Same over the air upgrade!
Same over the air upgrade!
martinicus
Member
Well the X upgrade used to be 9.5K yesterday. They have a pricing strategy where the X is at a premium over the S.
mikerathbun
Member
Same thing here. She reminded me that I said during one of my daily Tesla briefings to her that I would never upgrade the battery until it was $500. Now I want a 75 badge. 2k just seems like it is still too much for something that I will still never hit. I have never been below 100 miles. Ugh thanks for listening Tesla family.Woke up and saw the news and thought I would definitely buy it. Then I made the mistake of telling my wife about it
Apparently, just because I have never needed the extra range in the 8 months I have owned the car means I shouldn't just immediately throw $2k at Tesla. Not pulling the trigger immediately, but it is very, very tempting. Without her throwing logic at me I would have already bought it.
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