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With 2019.36.2.3 Software. Front Motor still throttle. Better SoC on this test but I assume that’s almost 10 kW due to this. Power improvement adds 15/20 kW to max overall peak.
STSUKX - Can you explain the rationale of what you are stating in more details and its veracity?, it is very unclear. (est-ce que tu peux expliquer tes propos plus en details quant a leur source et veracite? J'ai du Mal a comprendre en Anglais.)
Logged into my Tesla account today and one of the names has changed and now says Upgrades. Previously I’m sure it said something like Autopilot upgrade.
Found it interesting that they would of changed the name to something more generic. Hopefully a good sign that some upgrade options will be coming. Time will tell what those are. Right now only thing in there is the autopilot to FSD option
Anybody know when this changed?
That was certainly too short to fully explain. You can speak with me in English, that will be easier for every readers.
I was saying that in the previous test with older software (2019.32.12), I had a lower SoC approx 88% than with the 5% update (2019.36.2) with 99,7% SoC and I assume that will translate by almost 10 kW more peak power. The rest of power increase (15 kW) is due to the last update.
For better understanding, you should watch the battery power value in the second part of the video. It’s on average 340 kW with 5% increase update and 315 kW with older software.
Interesting .... I don’t have anything like that. Just Premium Connectivity ... which I don’t need until my 1yr trial is up.
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So you are saying that the stealth mode is controlled by the computer only or do you think that there is a motor upgrade needed too?
You should read the first 67(!) pages of this thread, but the short answer is some know for a fact the motors are the same up to about the end of 2018, and began changing on the AWD non-P in the early months of 2019 (with some cars still getting the same-as-P motors as late as at least April 2019)....and some don't believe in facts
Interesting .... I don’t have anything like that. Just Premium Connectivity ... which I don’t need until my 1yr trial is up.
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So the shorter answer is we have no idea what the actual differences are between AWD and P3D- vehicles other than speculation about motor part numbers that were the same and now maybe are different for some cars.
So the shorter answer is we have no idea what the actual differences are between AWD and P3D- vehicles other than speculation about motor part numbers that were the same and now maybe are different for some cars.
I mean, we do though.
The parts catalog shows the entire drive unit (which includes motor and inverter) is the same for P3 (+ and -) and for all the 2018 AWD LR with the same 980 rear drive unit.
The AWD non-P changed the rear DU to 990 (largely appearing in the US circa April 2019, but a very few scattered reports before that, as well as 980s up to and past that)
Front drive units remain the same across all 3 to this very day.
Battery and all the electrical stuff is the same as well.
The only other place you find any performance-specific stuff in the parts catalog is the obvious, known, differences like the suspension and P3D+ brakes.
So AWD (with 980) vs P3D-, power wise, the only difference is software because the hardware parts are literally the same part numbers.
Oooh this could be something! I think my motor is 980(Nov 2018 build) and hopefully something great happens in Christmas I wish.Logged into my Tesla account today and one of the names has changed and now says Upgrades. Previously I’m sure it said something like Autopilot upgrade.
Found it interesting that they would of changed the name to something more generic. Hopefully a good sign that some upgrade options will be coming. Time will tell what those are. Right now only thing in there is the autopilot to FSD option
Anybody know when this changed?
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Swipe right my man.
Also, this is a great catch. Let's hope it's about more than just giving SR+ folks the ability to heat their butts.
Don't get me wrong..... I'm firmly in the "its just a software change" camp, at least if you have the 980 motor. I'm also hoping for a Christmas surprise(with my August '18 AWD)