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Firmware 5.5 in EU Spec Cars...

Laumb

smrtass.
Oct 9, 2012
326
16
Lost in Norway
Om the moderator on there, and IPs outside Norway or Europe is not banned.

Im In Spain on my phone atm, but ill try to post a selection of the pictures here.
 

Blurry_Eyed

MS Sig #267, MX Sig # 761
Dec 29, 2011
588
307
Thanks for posting this! The pictures of the kid seats are different. We have a leather type material on the sides vs. these that have all fabric. Cupholder is the same though.
 

Eikrokei

Member
Oct 24, 2012
52
17
Harstad, Norway
Interestingly, the user NorwegianX on the web forum belonging to the Norwegain Electric Vehicle Association has reported that the NAV in the EU spec cars have a choice between "Car Up" and "North Up". No pictures yet.
 

ElSupreme

Model S 03182
Jan 13, 2012
4,303
89
Atlanta, GA
Interestingly, the user NorwegianX on the web forum belonging to the Norwegain Electric Vehicle Association has reported that the NAV in the EU spec cars have a choice between "Car Up" and "North Up". No pictures yet.

This was confirmed in testing at Teslive by Jerome for all cars. And said update should be rolled out in a month or so (they were always very vague on when software updates were being rolled out).
 

widodh

Model S 85 and 100D
Jan 23, 2011
6,853
2,771
Venlo, NL
Cool! I like the WiFi tethering, that way it can connect to my WiFi at home and lurk in F/W updates faster.


Way cool... Drool.

That's it - I'm moving to Europe. You guys have Starbucks there, right?
Ack! Passed one yesterday in the Roadster.

We also have 3-phase power ;)
 

AustinPowers

Total Smeghead
Jan 27, 2012
2,065
1,023
Frankfurt, Germany
Only on every other street corner though.

Love the parking sensor integration, hope it becomes an option in the US, and hope it'll cost <$1000. Not likely though.

Why should the parking sensor option be more expensive in the US, when all other prices and options are far more expensive in the EU???
Coming from the current relation US pricing/EU pricing the parking sensors (500 Euro) should be around 400 to 500 USD.
 

pete8314

Vendor
Jun 4, 2012
2,351
630
DFW, ex UK
Why should the parking sensor option be more expensive in the US, when all other prices and options are far more expensive in the EU???
Coming from the current relation US pricing/EU pricing the parking sensors (500 Euro) should be around 400 to 500 USD.

Because it would be a retro-fit, and, well, because Tesla can get away with charging an arm and a leg. As an option for a new build, it might be cheaper, or bundled into some other options.
 

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