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For all the hype about Tesla's OTA software updates, any non-software updates make owning a Tesla equivalent to a cell phone, where no matter now much fanboys want to admit it, a Tesla has planned obsolescence no less than a cell phone. Most non-software upgrades (similar to camera, screen resolution, battery and processor improvements) requires a new device, in in this case, a new car. So when they include a heated steering wheel, self-dimming mirrors, air suspension, bioweapon defense mode, more energy-dense batteries, or the rumored top-down camera view, you need a new car. Maybe laminated glass and the non-gloss center console will retrofit, but IMO, those are superficial benefits. What I feel that Tesla really needs is a new kind of ownership experience to align with their innovation cycle. Not a traditional lease, rather, something more like wireless carriers and cell manufacturers offer where you pay flat monthly rate like a lease, but receive a new product in place of your current product on a annual or 2 years basis, as new versions are released, and you continue to pay a monthly rate. I think Lincoln offered this at one point, and maybe BMW. I have leased in the past, but I purposely didn't lease a Tesla for this specific reason, as I can sell at any time now if I want, but getting out of a lease very early, even with sites like leasetrader.com, is not fun or easy. I'm not chasing battery density, as I still believe this will be marginal and incremental over the next 5 years, but the other innovations, to me, would make the ownership and driving experience much better.
Vin 74***
I picked up my 68xxx on 11/15, no auto dimDo you know when your build date was? I am picking up my MY this week but my Vin is 68xxx Build date was Nov.2 2020 so it's likely more linked to build date then Vin
For all the hype about Tesla's OTA software updates, any non-software updates make owning a Tesla equivalent to a cell phone, where no matter now much fanboys want to admit it, a Tesla has planned obsolescence no less than a cell phone. Most non-software upgrades (similar to camera, screen resolution, battery and processor improvements) requires a new device, in in this case, a new car. So when they include a heated steering wheel, self-dimming mirrors, air suspension, bioweapon defense mode, more energy-dense batteries, or the rumored top-down camera view, you need a new car. Maybe laminated glass and the non-gloss center console will retrofit, but IMO, those are superficial benefits. What I feel that Tesla really needs is a new kind of ownership experience to align with their innovation cycle. Not a traditional lease, rather, something more like wireless carriers and cell manufacturers offer where you pay flat monthly rate like a lease, but receive a new product in place of your current product on a annual or 2 years basis, as new versions are released, and you continue to pay a monthly rate. I think Lincoln offered this at one point, and maybe BMW. I have leased in the past, but I purposely didn't lease a Tesla for this specific reason, as I can sell at any time now if I want, but getting out of a lease very early, even with sites like leasetrader.com, is not fun or easy. I'm not chasing battery density, as I still believe this will be marginal and incremental over the next 5 years, but the other innovations, to me, would make the ownership and driving experience much better.
Picked up my MYP today. I have auto dimming side mirrors. 75k VIN
No mention of mirrors at all actually. StrangeI assume they put something like that on the window sticker? Good for youngest youngest them. I can deal with not having them. No choice I guess.
Sorry for the delay. Had to find out from SA. My build date was 11/11. Same date that I received the VIN.Do you know when your build date was? I am picking up my MY this week but my Vin is 68xxx Build date was Nov.2 2020 so it's likely more linked to build date then Vin