Your Model S can be stolen with a few hundred dollars of off-the-shelf equipment if you didn't buy in the last few months. Cars sold before June 2018 have this vulnerability, but not any Model X so Tesla has had the solution available for a few years without bothering to update things on the Model S.
They will have a solution soon, but it requires software updates to your car. Apparently you have to replace all your fobs to get the new protection. A PIN-to-start feature was added to the car, but I hate those sorts of things and that is why most phones have gotten rid of it.
How much should we pay to solve their sloppiness to get new fobs?
They will have a solution soon, but it requires software updates to your car. Apparently you have to replace all your fobs to get the new protection. A PIN-to-start feature was added to the car, but I hate those sorts of things and that is why most phones have gotten rid of it.
How much should we pay to solve their sloppiness to get new fobs?