Autopilot features unavailable, car in shop

[Leogurt]

hey everyone, my brand new model 3 was delivered at the end of June. First thing when I got into the car I noticed the notification in the photo attached. Didn’t think much of it and took the car off the lot. Well, as I kept driving my new vehicle I noticed that this alert would alert me almost 90% of the time I drove. I had the car mobile serviced twice to discover the problem and neither mobile service employees were able to get rid of the alert. My drivers side camera was replaced and firmware was downloaded. I just took my car into the shop yesterday and the shop just messaged me they are not sure what is wrong with the vehicle yet. I’m bummed, and sad. I’m left with no car and on top of that I am anxious, thinking my car sadly might be a lemon. Has anyone had this issue to the point where it needed to be taken in to be serviced? If so, what was your solution. Thanks

 

[EVRider-FL]

If you use the dashcam, do you see video from all the dashcam cameras?

 

[Leogurt]

If you use the dashcam, do you see video from all the dashcam cameras?

I am not sure. Unfortunately I won't be able to tell since my car is in the shop and they themselves are having issues diagnosing the problem. I also got two other alerts
1. Autopilot features limited
2. Driving visualization temporarily degraded

 

[EVRider-FL]

It’s a brand new car, so Tesla will make it right once they figure out the problem.

 

[Leogurt]

It’s a brand new car, so Tesla will make it right once they figure out the problem.

I sure hope they do! I have been doing a bit of digging myself and it seems that people who have had experience with the driving visualization alert have had, at worst case scenario, to get their MCU replaced.