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Check here to see that latest status of software releases: Tesla Software Update Release Notes - Latest Tesla Updates
Looks like there are newer versions but don't you have to just wait until they push a newer version to you?
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Arizona is weird. We don't have a lot of wind. We don't have gas reserves. We do generate some solar but its a relatively small part of our total production. We have a BIG nuclear plant near Phoenix but its output accounts for only about 15% of our total energy mix. Most of that power gets sold to California and Nevada. Yet, we have cheap power and most of our production is from natural gas. We also don't have a lot of water yet water is cheap and plentiful. Our water management authorities have stashed away 6-7 years of supply in our aquifers. Clearly someone is doing something right around here with natural resources.I reigned supreme for all of 3 minutes.
Whatever they're doing, they're doing it right. Shouldn't cost you more than $5 to go from 0-100%!
Wow, things are moving quick now! Delivery scheduled this Friday 6/10 at 8am-12pm. I guess I'm not able to go pick it up, but I'm working from home that day so it all works out!
I just got a text from Tesla saying my car has departed the factory and is en route. They're asking for proof of funds before delivery is scheduled. I have a (essentially) blank check from my credit union. It just needs to have the VIN, exact purchase amount, and payee filled in.
Tesla doesn't really explain how to provide proof of funds in my situation. And the SA tends to ignore me when I ask questions. Anyone use a similar method of payment?
Tesla doesn't really explain how to provide proof of funds in my situation. And the SA tends to ignore me when I ask questions. Anyone use a similar method of payment?
10 cents per kWh for me! I win!!!
I think it'll cost me around $6.25 to charge from 20-95%.
I can beat that! $0.07495 per kWh here in east Tennessee (off-peak). However even if you don't sign up for time of use plan, it is only $0.0992 per kWh. Moving from a 4Runner to the M3P is forecasted to save me about $2800/year in fuel.
True and a very good point to make. For us its a flat $20/month. Given that I've already been paying that cost as part of our home's power bill I haven't really worried about it. The additional EV power isn't increasing that charge in my case.
julit0
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If you’ve been getting Texts from Tesla (at least by Caller ID) then that is your Service Advisor contacting you. That’s been the experience I had when I got texts about my trade-in and most recently they just checked in with me to say I’m getting close.
julit0
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Totally jealous right now. I ordered 5/1 (Blue / Black) - still have a 6/12-26 window and no VIN. Congrats. Seems like it really will move fast then.
I suggest looking up your local Tesla sales office email via the Tesla website and you can email them for status.
Does anyone have a suggested youtube video or webpage they recommend to learn how to inspect the car at the time of delivery? I'm concerned because I feel like I don't know what to look for. I've seen checklists but I'm not sure I could spot a paint defect or know whether a panel gap is abnormal or not.
Or maybe worker got hungry and drove to nearest chick-fil-A???
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