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May 2017 X is on 36.2.1 And this is with “early updates” on. Frustrating, as I feel as though we’re an afterthought at this point.
That is my take as well. I'm trusting that they are working on a work around to provide as many features as possible to the MCU1 AP 2.0 buyers as possible. After all, selling FSD implies that those who purchased it will eventually be able to enjoy what they purchased. It is hard for us to argue that all the games and toys were promised, and frankly I can live without them. But the complete FSD was promised and many of us bought the product. I wonder if they now regret making all the promises. But they did promise and we relied on that promise in our purchasing decision--so they have to deliver--eventually. I wonder if we will eventually become a smaller and smaller number of unfulfilled owners. With all their expertise, I can't help but wonder if they are not trying to find an upgrade solution that will be less costly that a whole MCU/AP3.O swap out. Maybe a new combo board that combines the MCU and AP computers on to one board in some existing space. That would show commitment to early adopters who trusted TESLA to deliver on promises.
Agreed. They need to at least provide a path forward for those of us who paid for FSD on AP 2.0 vehicles to at a minimum trade up to the newer vehicles with no additional charge for FSD on the new vehicles. I think the FSD software license should follow owners once they’ve purchased for the lifetime of their Tesla ownership as long as they have continuous Tesla ownership, though this is unlikely to happen. I think it is logical though to reward those of us who were early adopters / supporters of the technology to at least get the FSD at no additional charge on an upgrade to a 2020 or 2021 vehicle.I’m starting to get really upset about FSD. Come December my 2016 X will be out of warranty and 4 years old. How is it that there is no recourse for an option that we paid for and never delivered upon? I’ve been debating about trading up, but there is just something that rubs me the wrong way that I’m not getting something that I paid for and I can’t get a refund.
@greentheonly: New hardware incoming.
Integrated inductive phone charger (Qi) for S/X cars.
Two new S/X battery types in several configs (not yet sure of the capacity - TBD)
new lumbar (so new seats?)
New charge port type.
New suspension version.
I would speculate all these are imminent 1/
@greentheonly: due to FW timing. Tesla seemed to have realized no matter what they do stuff leaks through firmware so froze releases on week 40 and just backported absolute necessary stuff to limit leakage
And now past the new year this must be hw they put into cars now/vsoon so cannot avoid it