Would all depend on the wording.
A camera is definitely a sensor, and with the right software can also measure distances.
Suspect the name of the Tesla exec was removed at request.
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Australian Model 3 Waiting Room
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A camera is definitely a sensor, and with the right software can also measure distances.
Suspect the name of the Tesla exec was removed at request.
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Yup, cameras are sensors
“Known as 'Australian Design Rule 108/00 – Reversing Technologies', the new mandate is based on the United Nations Regulation No 46, which requires all new cars sold in Europe to be fitted with a reversing detection system by mid 2024.
In the US, all new cars built after May 2018 have rear-view cameras fitted by law.
The new Australian laws mandate drivers must have the ability to be made aware of objects that are directly behind the vehicle at up to a distance of 3.5 metres.”
Australian Government mandates reversing cameras, sensors in new vehicles from 2025
Starting in 2025, all new vehicles sold in Australia will be required to have either a reverse camera or sensors.
The below articles states 'in the meantime, deliveries for the new Model 3 will begin in December, with an order placed today offering a delivery timeframe of between Jan-March 2024'
Hopefully that was something mentioned at the press event yesterday but I haven't seen it reported elsewhere yet.
thedriven.io
Hopefully that was something mentioned at the press event yesterday but I haven't seen it reported elsewhere yet.
Tesla unveils refreshed Model 3 in Australia, promising more range and comfort
While the exterior has seen a refresh, its the interior where Tesla have focused their updates in the 2024 Model 3. Consumers can check it out this weekend around Australia.
thedriven.io
They might have just been the demo models doing the rounds, made some time ago.
If someone goes to the reveal thing this weekend, can you check the build date on the screen for us? That would be really interesting!
Agree with this - power when needed (e.g. Overtaking on a country road) but otherwise I think Australian road laws are too prohibitive to justify the cost of performance vehicles.Ohh yes.
Personally i dont think a car needs to go any faster, unless you are racing it. less than 3.3sec to 100kmh?
Its almost unsafe having a car that can accelerate that fast in todays traffic... in Adelaide especially where the average ping response between brain and body is 15 seconds... other road users wont see it coming... hahaha
My personal preference is good performance, but longer distance manufactured responsibly so we can make an even lower dent on the environment and our hip pockets
You can definitely check past trips in my current one and charges but not sure if location of charging in the car. Definitely trips though
They might reset it or put it in some demo mode? I did notice a popup on the bottom of the screen during that video last night saying something about delivery or something..
e-enthusiast30
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Morning Crystal ETA into Shanghai at 4pm local tomorrow (7pm AEDT).. who's expecting to wake up Saturday with a text from Tesla?
This has been the longest that that little slider switch on my iphone has been off silent.
I don't want to annoy people, but Davey on the UK forum has been given a delivery date of Feb24th for his Model 3....
Seems weird that the UK are getting dates already, no?
2023 Shipping Movements
Seems weird that the UK are getting dates already, no?
2023 Shipping Movements
e-enthusiast30
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Oh my god.. if this happens to any of us... (From the UK thread)..
"So I went to pick up my new Tesla Model 3 last week on Tuesday and didn't get to go home with it because there were issues with the car. The Tesla thought it was still in Shanghai and the time was also set to Shanghai time. After waiting a few hours they couldn't fix it and sent me home with a loaner car (Tesla Model 3 LR from 2019). Have been calling numerous times but they don't give me an update and earlier this week my VIN was removed from the app. Today the delivery time changed to between 17 december and 31 december, but still no VIN. So I'm assuming they're not able to fix it and giving me a different car. Is there already a ship on the way to Zeebrugge that's planned for between 17 and 31 december?"
"So I went to pick up my new Tesla Model 3 last week on Tuesday and didn't get to go home with it because there were issues with the car. The Tesla thought it was still in Shanghai and the time was also set to Shanghai time. After waiting a few hours they couldn't fix it and sent me home with a loaner car (Tesla Model 3 LR from 2019). Have been calling numerous times but they don't give me an update and earlier this week my VIN was removed from the app. Today the delivery time changed to between 17 december and 31 december, but still no VIN. So I'm assuming they're not able to fix it and giving me a different car. Is there already a ship on the way to Zeebrugge that's planned for between 17 and 31 december?"
Bro I’ll move to ShanghaiOh my god.. if this happens to any of us... (From the UK thread)..
"So I went to pick up my new Tesla Model 3 last week on Tuesday and didn't get to go home with it because there were issues with the car. The Tesla thought it was still in Shanghai and the time was also set to Shanghai time. After waiting a few hours they couldn't fix it and sent me home with a loaner car (Tesla Model 3 LR from 2019). Have been calling numerous times but they don't give me an update and earlier this week my VIN was removed from the app. Today the delivery time changed to between 17 december and 31 december, but still no VIN. So I'm assuming they're not able to fix it and giving me a different car. Is there already a ship on the way to Zeebrugge that's planned for between 17 and 31 december?"
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