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Understand the qualifier, and I would really like to believe that it is softwareI personally think the holdup is software. FSD Beta updates have been quiet lately, regular updates have been quiet lately. I bet it's all hands on deck getting V11 ready to go.
Just speculating.
Hopefully I won't need any service for my Tesla MS Plaid, but if I do, I suppose I'll try for the mobile service if possible, although there are 2 Tesla SC close by. My Jaguar I-Pace HSE went in for service many times over a 2-year period...too many time, imho, and I was frustrated that I couldn't drive my $91k EV for many days/weeks at a time. Their service was very slow getting parts and fixing s/w issues. At the end of my time with my Jag I-Pace, I gave up and decided not to ever bring it in again although their OTA s/w updates were very few and far in between...think I had 3-4 OTA s/w updates in the 2-year period. I know that Tesla does many OTA s/w updates quite regularly, so that's a good thing imho.@sflgator
If you think CS sucks, wait until you experience Service.
With the exception of Mobile Service, which is good to very good.
Also good is you may never need service except for tires and filters every two years.
Sounds like you are all in. Look at the YT vids of folks carving back roads with a homemade M3 yoke.
Since you are saving money by not getting the car as soon as you want, rent a P100D on Turo for a weekend. That's what I did before I got my MS. Best 250 I ever spent.
Personally, I actually think it's the yoke steering wheel and working with the NHSTA to get approval on it or if not, Tesla is trying to reconfigure the vehicles with the standard (although refreshed, stalkless) steering wheel now and it's taking some more time.I personally think the holdup is software. FSD Beta updates have been quiet lately, regular updates have been quiet lately. I bet it's all hands on deck getting V11 ready to go.
Just speculating.
Good thought but nah, I've been using my daughter's car for now until I get the MS Plaid. And I alreday test drove the MS Performance a couple weeks ago, so I know what I'm getting into (+ 200 add'l HP/TQ). Funny thing is my Tesla Wall Charger goes in next week, replacing my ChargePoint EV charger I had in our garage for my Jaguar I-Pace...anyone need a slightly used ChargePoint EV 240v plug-in (not hard-wired) charger?Since you are saving money by not getting the car as soon as you want, rent a P100D on Turo for a weekend. That's what I did before I got my MS. Best 250 I ever spent.
Didn’t we hear Tesla is planning on shipping with round wheels, then swapping them out to yokes after NHSTA approves them?Personally, I actually think it's the yoke steering wheel and working with the NHSTA to get approval on it or if not, Tesla is trying to reconfigure the vehicles with the standard (although refreshed, stalkless) steering wheel now and it's taking some more time.
Seems like anything you "hear" or "see" online, including on Teslarati, InsideEVs, etc. are almost ALL just speculation as well. I've been communicating via email for the past several weeks with an industry insider, an "EV expert" journalist and quite frankly, even they know absolutely NOTHING (meaning Tesla tells nothing to nobody!) and seriously, it's quite infuriating and frustrating! No leaks, no inside information, no news, no press releases, no sit-down interviews with new information, no press conferences, no statements...NOTHING!Didn’t we hear Tesla is planning on shipping with round wheels, then swapping them out to yokes after NHSTA approves them?
Personally, I think Elon just thought they could deliver much faster than reality, as usual..
Pretty much how Apple operates....Seems like anything you "hear" or "see" online, including on Teslarati, InsideEVs, etc. are almost ALL just speculation as well. I've been communicating via email for the past several weeks with an industry insider, an "EV expert" journalist and quite frankly, even they know absolutely NOTHING (meaning Tesla tells nothing to nobody!) and seriously, it's quite infuriating and frustrating! No leaks, no inside information, no news, no press releases, no sit-down interviews with new information, no press conferences, no statements...NOTHING!
Why did you change the charger?Good thought but nah, I've been using my daughter's car for now until I get the MS Plaid. And I alreday test drove the MS Performance a couple weeks ago, so I know what I'm getting into (+ 200 add'l HP/TQ). Funny thing is my Tesla Wall Charger goes in next week, replacing my ChargePoint EV charger I had in our garage for my Jaguar I-Pace...anyone need a slightly used ChargePoint EV 240v plug-in (not hard-wired) charger?
Want to get the full 44mi per hour of charging capability with the 60amp tesla Wall Charger vs. the 20-25 mi. hour my ChargePoint EV charger does with my current 40amp setup.Why did you change the charger?
Yes and no. The world gets "leaks" and other inside information on every new iPhone, iPad, Mac, and other Apple products months before their release. And, Apple has a very, very active PR Dept and well, their customer service is very, very good. Ever try calling Apple for technical help on any of their products? I've sat on the phone with Apple CS people for hours and we get things resolved, although that in itself can be very frustrating, but the point is that they are very patient and get it done for you...for FREE! Tesla doesn't have this CS.Pretty much how Apple operates....
I just bought a gen2 to supplement my ChargePoint Flex, even though it does 48amp. Just didn’t want to mess with the adapter any more.Want to get the full 44mi per hour of charging capability with the 60amp tesla Wall Charger vs. the 20-25 mi. hour my ChargePoint EV charger does with my current 40amp setup.
Ha, yeah that was so like 5 cars ago, haha! Gosh though...don't even want to go back to the days of Shiv (Procede) vs. Terry (Juicebox), haha. Heck, I traded in my BMW 335i for the MB C63 AMG, and then with the GT-R...it was a whole new level. Now, I'm all EV dude, haha. Time will tell if I will enjoy my Tesla MS Plaid...guessing YES and hoping I can enjoy for a good 2-3 years, doing 18k mi. per year and not get crushed on the trade-in/resale value after that time and those miles. The hit on my Jaguar I-Pace HSE was devastating and very frustating. This is another main reason why I chose the Tesla MS Plaid...hoping I can still get $80-$90k afetr 2-3 years. I ALMOST went with a new Lucid Air GT, but there were just too many unknowns on a brand new Ev from a brand new EV manufacturer...and of course, now we know it's been delayed. I'm guessing that Lucid won't produce the Air GT (800HP / max battery range > 500 mi.) for at least until the 3rd or 4th QTR, 2021 or possibly maybe after that in 2022. At least we know the Tesla Model S Plaid is coming relatively sooner rather than later and at least we know that Tesla has been proven as an auto manufacturer brand for a decade vs. the unknown of Lucid. I do like the looks of the Lucid Air though and the interior is much more plush with great technology!!!I just bought a gen2 to supplement my ChargePoint Flex, even though it does 48amp. Just didn’t want to mess with the adapter any more.
I recognize your handle from Bimmerpost, back in the day.
Interesting it's a yoke in another pic. But the wheels are almost straight. Seems odd it'd be upside down in those pics without the wheels turnedHere's a new spotting. PLAID badging, red brakes, and a Yoke. Looks like a round wheel because it's upside down. I guess this could kill the rumors that the steering ratio is different with the Yoke.
Not necessarily. Tesla owner and enthusiast living near Fremont could have spotted multiple refreshed MS vehicles.He had two sightings apparently. Suspect now.
Biden is supposed to...I agree, but neither proposal has move 1 inch in almost 2 months. I am pretty sure this is going to be an EOY bill.