Elon: FSD Beta tweets

[diplomat33]

Your assuming is probably more though than Elon gave to it. Also seems very disingenuous to entice a sell with a product that will not be available on their new car. Talk about dishonest sales persons.

I wonder if Elon is pushing for demos of V12 because the FSD take rate is too low. The demo drives seem like an obvious attempt at upselling.

 

[JulienW]

I wonder if Elon is pushing for demos of V12 because the FSD take rate is too low. The demo drives seem like an obvious attempt at upselling.

Yes but he should have thought about pushing it to 24.8.x before he fired off the email. It could likly take weeks to get it fully tested on a current software. Hope not but if history and safety is the guide then........

 

[uscbucsfan]

Yes but he should have thought about pushing it to 24.8.x before he fired off the email. It could likly take weeks to get it fully tested on a current software. Hope not but if history and safety is the guide then........

It doesn't sound like it's a legit rumor.

The car has to calibrate and has to be on 2023 software.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1772340748194623647

Sometimes the calibration for FSD is 100 miles. Would people be upset if their new car had over 100 miles or service put 100 miles on the car?

Unless there are massive changes, this isn't feasible.

 

[JulienW]

It doesn't sound like it's a legit rumor.

The car has to calibrate and has to be on 2023 software.

Yep an Elon no thought out fuc$ fest that employees are NOT ready for.

Why doesn't WholeMars inquire about how this is happening and what the software is? Is he required to take test drive in an older lower car or what?

 

[uscbucsfan]

Yep an Elon no thought out fuc$ fest that employees are NOT ready for.

Why doesn't WholeMars inquire about how this is happening and what the software is?

I doubt the e-mail was real.

 

[eli_]

Why would he send that email that only concerns NA delivery/service to the "Everyone" group... that presumably includes every employee in the company world-wide, FTE and contractor/vendor as well? Tesla Energy folks, etc. If it said like "All FTE Service (North America)" or something I would find it more believable.

 

[JHCCAZ]

I don't know if the email is real. I thought the Whole Mars X post seemed to confirm it, but then when I actually went to X to see it, he had already said it was fake news.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1772342588873564499

I could go down to the service center and ask them but I'm sure this will be clarified by a lot of other people.

Between elaborate online pranks and deep fake AI, the human race is going to need to develop a much better BS detector. Another stress point in first world living.

 

[LowlyOilBurner]

I don't know if the email is real. I thought the Whole Mars X post seemed to confirm it, but then when I actually went to X to see it, he had already said it was fake news.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1772342588873564499

I could go down to the service center and ask them but I'm sure this will be clarified by a lot of other people.

Between elaborate online pranks and deep fake AI, the human race is going to need to develop a much better BS detector. Another stress point in first world living.

Enter: critical thinking

 

[eli_]

This WholeMars guy kind of sucks.

 

[JHCCAZ]

Enter: critical thinking

Yeah I know. But the (first) email reports had just enough of that Elon impulsiveness, that (my) critical thinking couldn't confirm or deny, only raise suspicions. The second "email", that reported free 12 month FSD for everyone, whas more obviously BS.

 

[heltok]

I think people who want believe that Tesla is stupid will think "yeah that sounds plausible, Tesla having to drive hours with the customers fits" while people want to believe that Tesla is super intelligent will think "this seems totally implausible, wholemars must have been joking". So take these moments as a chance to understand what bias you have.

 

[KLam]

What prevent them from doing the cameras calibrations on the production floor?

 

[Robertj]

Looks like a bit more thought has been put in. : one months free FSD on all purchases

https://twitter.com/x/status/1772428209952338207

 

[Supcom]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1772444422971494838

 

[j0shm1lls]

Will I be reimbursed for one month's worth of my FSD purchase?

 

[sleepydoc]

Will I be reimbursed for one month's worth of my FSD purchase?

Yup - you’ll get 1 month off of your lifetime subscription!

 

[AlanSubie4Life]

The second "email", that reported free 12 month FSD for everyone, whas more obviously BS.

Much better idea than the original though!

https://twitter.com/x/status/1772444422971494838

This Tweet/X(Sh)eet only makes sense if they are rapidly moving everyone to the 2024 branch.

Otherwise it is just pure desperation, long expected.

Definitely, rolling v11 is not a selling point. My family has it free for a few months and I have recommended they not turn it on (advice they have followed). Will hope for the v12 transition so they can at least try that (hopefully minus the crippling and obvious bugs; it boggles the mind that they rolled with those present!).

Sadly looks like v12 may also be stillborn. Not seeing the rapid improvement in 12.3.1 people expected; looks like it is possibly game over there too. Hopefully not.

 

[mgs333]

What prevent them from doing the cameras calibrations on the production floor?

There being no 'roads to drive on' on the production floor. The factories are not that big.

 

[uscbucsfan]

would be happy if Tesla offers a 50% discount if you had bought or owns FSD Beta before, even if it was on a different car.

No need to support an older version on the latest hardware.

The last 2 quarters they've had free FSD transfer.

 

[sleepydoc]

There being no 'roads to drive on' on the production floor. The factories are not that big.

That was my initial thought, but thinking about it more, if they are only calibrating camera images why do then need to drive on a road? Or is it actually calibrating how the car moves/turns with respect to the cameras? It seems like they should be able to design a calibration setup that does this quicker than driving for 20+ miles