Deceptive website by Tesla - features no longer exist in 2023

[tesluv108]

When I got my car there was no AP/EAP difference. The car came with no AP, and you could only buy what they called EAP to which they added features like "smart" summon, Nav-on-AP etc. One of the features they added was turn-signal triggered lane change in AP.

So is that what you refer to or was there a time that people who bought a car which included "basic AP" and with that basic AP they got turn signal lane change? And later they took it away from basic AP, but not the grandfathered cars?

To my personal tastes, turn-signal lane change is pretty much all I use from "EAP." I use smart park once a month maybe. Can't see spending $6K for just that, but some people do. I would be pissed at losing smart park and park alert if I had paid $6K for them. As we all know, smart summon isn't smart, and regular summon is not useful except for a few people who have garages they can't get out of the car in.

Nav on autopilot I find discomforting, but others like it so perhaps that's what they are paying $6K for?

You are correct. The late 2015 model s had what would be considered “enhanced auto pilot” in later years. Not sure of the exact month and year Tesla decided to monetize this but I believe it started at either $2500 or $5000 and included lane changes with turn signal. If I look my sticker or the Tesla app there is no mention of enhanced ap just autopilot. The app does say “autopilot with convenience features” which is the lane change on turn signal. It also has basic summon.

 

[Pawlan]

I cannot find a way to enable and to adjust Summon settings on my new model Y. This feature worked perfectly on my old model S. I paid $6000.00 for this feature and for parking assist.

 

[Tam]

...old...

Older Tesla cars still have sonars and they are not being taken away.

...I paid $6000.00 for this feature and for parking assist...

Newer Tesla cars no longer have sonars. It's understood that those features will be restored once the Tesla Vision will catch up with past sonars' capabilities.

 

[Nubo]

Another ass claction suit

I don't see why misrepresentation is funny nor why pointing it out is subject to mockery.

 

[zoomer0056]

FWIW, they're also pretty clear in the mobile app about it. Here's what they show when you look at the EAP upgrade in the app -

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This only applies to "pre-defresh" models.
Update: See post #1 where OP and Tesla say features are not available yet for 2023 cars with no sensors (defresh models). Gotta wait for software.

 

[gr2020]

This only applies to "pre-defresh" models.

Not sure what you're saying here? The screenshot was from a 2023 MY.

 

[zoomer0056]

Not sure what you're saying here? The screenshot was from a 2023 MY.

Post updated for clarity.

 

[Tam]

FWIW, they're also pretty clear in the mobile app about it. Here's what they show when you look at the EAP upgrade in the app -

It is clear on the upgrade page, but not on the order page.

Thus, only those who didn’t buy EAP/FSD first will have a chance to read the disclosure of temporarily nonfunctional Summon/Auto park on an upgrade page.

 

[Operator64]

I don't see why misrepresentation is funny nor why pointing it out is subject to mockery.

Maybe you need some spectacles then?

 

[jsmay311]

Your title says "2023" but that year is not over yet. How do you know those features won't be restored before the year will be over?

Just wanted to chime in from here in 2024 and confirm that Tesla Vision still sucks balls and Tesla is still deceptively marketing features that don’t exist.

But at least now we know that “a short period of time during this transition” counts as somewhere between 15 months and eternity in Tesla-speak.