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Matrix Headlights on LR Y?
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AFAIK, there is no difference between how the Matrix perform on MYLR or MYP.
There are no "matrix" features available on any Teslas...even in Europe where Matrix features have been allowed for a long time.
Tests show the matrix light to be a bit better than the non-matrix in certain metrics. But none of that is about matrix features. That should be the same on LR and P.
There are no "matrix" features available on any Teslas...even in Europe where Matrix features have been allowed for a long time.
Tests show the matrix light to be a bit better than the non-matrix in certain metrics. But none of that is about matrix features. That should be the same on LR and P.
Here is the testing that shows the difference between the two lights (linked way back in this thread). Who knows if Tesla will ever enable actual matrix features in the future.
That’s comparing the projector to reflector lights. Many MYLR are now getting the same matrix protector headlights as MYP. I was asking where you got your “different software” information.Here is the testing that shows the difference between the two lights (linked way back in this thread). Who knows if Tesla will ever enable actual matrix features in the future.
That was a different user you were asking. I agreed with you.
The test I linked shows the inherent differences between the two lights. But I don't believe there is any difference of how the Matrix perform on LR v P.
Double pained windows (front only) come from both plants.
Rear double pained is China MYP only AFAIK.
In tests, one scored "Good" and the other scored "Acceptable" - Matrix with much better lighting off to sides.
In my opinion, they make. Tesla Model Y's matrix projector could be a little more aggressive in terms of lighting up/down at times, but in my opinion, it does increase safety – especially on the road.
this has been the information available up to this point. recall they were a temporary supply chain fix at the time.
however, today (as it happens) I had occasion to do a 'chat' with Tesla Fremont on the subject of matrix specifically.
that person says all MY have matrix headlights now, and fully supported in software.
I'm not able to further verify at this time, and while I find that info doubtful, it would be probable 'at some point'.
it's gonna happen; just when is unknown. and whether it's Fremont-only, or Fremont and Austin, or Austin-only......yeah.
more wishful thinkers may choose to believe the chat guy. YMMV
Yep, sorry ‘bout that. Meant for @tangible1. I’m still trying to figure out where they came up with the concept of different “software suites” for matrix vs. reflectors. Tesla can put out an update that enables adaptive lighting on matrix projectors, but the option will either be grayed out or non-existent on a model with reflector headlights.
First page shows the difference between the two. If your Y is a PF Fremont build, you might have Matrix. If it’s PA Austin build, then no.
Anyone who have matrix head lights, what does it say on windows sticker under ‘Exterior Lights’
TIA
my experience mirrored yours as well during a 'chat' session with Fremont the other day.
I'm doubtful; only the real world deliveries will actually tell us.
I think it will happen, but when, what factory, etc are all unknowns.
unfortunately there's a lot of wishful thinking going on here.
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