AWD Power increase

[ngogas]

All dual motor has slip start. That is how I get my model 3 non p out of the snow.

 

[MagnusMako]

Here are my runs on my AWD non-P after the 5% increase:
M3 AWD LR Non P Vbox run(S)

The extra pull can be felt in the middle and increases in the top end. Butt dyno is ever so slightly noticeable. There is noticeably stronger throttle response as well, which is welcome for easy pickup at lower speeds.

 

[agarabaghi]

Got the peak performance LR RWD

 

[Brenzo]

Mine has 2019.8.4, but today I had that full 3 seconds rearview blackout twice while driving around. It's definitely improved, but I don't think it's fully fixed yet.

1 day later on 2019.8.4 and I'm (thankfully) still running flawless with no reverse camera delay.

 

[SJC3]

10/10 on no black backup camera so far with 8.4.

 

[Colgate2004]

LR AWD here (VIN 115xxx), still on 2019.5.15.

Do folks think VIN plays a part in software update rollout? Do earlier VINs get them sooner?

 

[mhan00]

LR AWD here (VIN 115xxx), still on 2019.5.15.

Do folks think VIN plays a part in software update rollout? Do earlier VINs get them sooner?

Doubt it. I’ve been among the first to get a new update (when it hits wide release, of course), and sometimes I’ve been one of the later ones (as is the case for this one). I wouldn’t worry about it. The update will come when it comes. If it’s a couple months down the line and you’re a couple of updates behind, then maybe worry but for now it really isn’t that important. A 5% bump in power is nice, but it doesn’t really have any real world importance ultimately.

 

[destructure00]

1 day later on 2019.8.4 and I'm (thankfully) still running flawless with no reverse camera delay.

10/10 on no black backup camera so far with 8.4.

8.4 here, only had the car since 3/31. Backup camera is hit-or-miss whether it activates right away or starts black with several seconds of delay before it shows an image.

 

[gavine]

I'm trying to get in the habit of turning the backup camera on manually when I get in the car so that it will be working by the time I'm ready to back-up. By the time it becomes a habit, the issue will likely be resolved.

 

[WattsHappening]

Doubt it. I’ve been among the first to get a new update (when it hits wide release, of course), and sometimes I’ve been one of the later ones (as is the case for this one). I wouldn’t worry about it. The update will come when it comes. If it’s a couple months down the line and you’re a couple of updates behind, then maybe worry but for now it really isn’t that important. A 5% bump in power is nice, but it doesn’t really have any real world importance ultimately.

Agreed. We have a RWD VIN 016xxx and AWD 056xxx and both are still on 5.15. The AWD received 5.15 a week before the RWD. It feels random.