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Class action? Tesla is charging $2000 to upgrade 16G RAM for 2021 owners to get steam working in car
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ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
At least you get an upgrade option. Us “legacy” owners get nothing at all.
As for spending $2,000 to play games on a 17” screen? That’s gonna be a negative ghostrider from me TBH. You can get a hell of a gaming rig for that.
As for spending $2,000 to play games on a 17” screen? That’s gonna be a negative ghostrider from me TBH. You can get a hell of a gaming rig for that.
2021 June. They demonstrate the capability to play this PS5 level video game however the early refresh model S doesn’t equip required hardware at all.
Then this is false and misleading advertisement
$1825 for a whole new MCU w/16GB of RAM, so can the 8GB MCU be kept by the user?
zoomer0056
Active Member
What is your intention by the title "Class action"?
M109Rider
Active Member
So something that was never promised, and never part of the sale, and you feel you’re entitled to it anyway, or you’ll sue.
What is the basis again behind your class action lawsuit?
What is the basis again behind your class action lawsuit?
ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
There it is.
If this is not entitled, why they announce the capability to play PS5 level games at the event?
The basis is, to get advertised feature, people are required to pay for something they already paid for.
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If this is not entitled, why they announce the capability to play PS5 level games at the event?
The basis is, to get advertised feature, people are required to pay for something they already paid for.
Elon Musk shows off the Tesla Model S Plaid playing Cyberpunk 2077
CD Projekt Red's sci-fi game struggles on the PS4 and Xbox One, but it'll run on the refreshed electric sedan.
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ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
There it is.
If this is not entitled, why they announce the capability to play PS5 level games at the event?
The basis is, to get advertised feature, people are required to pay for something they already paid for.
View attachment 886215Elon Musk shows off the Tesla Model S Plaid playing Cyberpunk 2077
CD Projekt Red's sci-fi game struggles on the PS4 and Xbox One, but it'll run on the refreshed electric sedan.
While I sympathize, I don’t see a case here.
I’ll still take your retainer though.
You mean the demo video can not be a proof. Any reason why? As a customer I feel that this company is demonstrating their product’s feature appealing people to buy
Car companies demo "features" all the time that don't actually end up in the production version. I don't ever remember seeing anything on Tesla's website promising Witcher or Steam back when the refresh S came out. Tesla also protects themselves by stating in the order language that they have the right to change features prior to delivery.
jebinc
Well-Known Member
Snookered by the Charlatan!There it is.
If this is not entitled, why they announce the capability to play PS5 level games at the event?
The basis is, to get advertised feature, people are required to pay for something they already paid for.
View attachment 886215Elon Musk shows off the Tesla Model S Plaid playing Cyberpunk 2077
CD Projekt Red's sci-fi game struggles on the PS4 and Xbox One, but it'll run on the refreshed electric sedan.
I do agree.
But there is a news:
Recently there is an owner from WA sue Tesla in a small claims court requesting Tesla to upgrade the computer for cars produced after 2016 for free. The basis is that they claim all cars after that year equipped with FSD capable HW. But we know there is a cost of HW2 upgrade to HW3.
I believe this is not stated clearly in their order agreement like us: no PS5 gaming capabilities in 2021 SX
ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
One could sue the moon for not being made of cheese but that doesn’t mean they’ll get a morsel for the effort.
That being said, it’d be curious if they win. I wouldn’t hate a horizontal retrofit for our MX.
zoomer0056
Active Member
Basically he paid for FSD but his car didn't support it. Totally different from expecting game play due to a demonstration in a show.
From Judge Says Tesla Must Upgrade Owner's FSD Computer Free Of Charge
Tesla was recently ordered by a judge to upgrade an owner's self-driving computer system. This is so the customer can actually begin to use the Full Self-Driving beta software he paid for, without having to pay extra now.
ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
Article says it was a default judgement.
To be fair, sending a lawyer out to fight this likely costs more than just doing the upgrade so I can understand why they didn’t even show.
ucmndd
Well-Known Member
Robert sounds like a real knob.
Tesla service gets a lot of deserved flack, but then I see reminders that they have to deal with tools like this all day long and I can’t help but feel some sympathy.
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Hayseed_MS
Spreader of "Endless Non Sequitur"
I heard @WilliamG is still waiting for a court date on his new hinges case. Elon vowed to show to court personally.
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