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One thing you LOVE and DISLIKE about your Model Y
- Thread starter FusionMotors
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Hate, hate, hate - you can't meaningfully increase the navigation font size. Please, Tesla, it's not that hard. It's a big screen and I'm getting old and blind.
Love - everything else
Love - everything else
sleepydoc
Well-Known Member
Sorry, Hybrids do worse at 80MPH, too. It's just physics.Hybrids do very well at getting what they promise; and don’t have to make multiple stops to plug in.
EV’s speed is determined by range and charging stations
Prdmommyof3
Member
Prdmommyof3
Member
Yeah, I see about a 10% reduction in my rated miles if I use miles. In practice, I'm stopping at exactly the same superchargers as before and not really noticing a difference in state of charge when I get there.Change to percentage. Problem solved.
Mateo83
Active Member
There's a long list of Pros
Cons:
Paint Quality: White on plastic pieces is really starting to show a different shade of white.
Performance Drive motor whine
Spoiler lifted off (Mobile Serice fixed)
Windshield squirters stopped working after 3 attempts (Outstanding service ticket)
Cons:
Paint Quality: White on plastic pieces is really starting to show a different shade of white.
Performance Drive motor whine
Spoiler lifted off (Mobile Serice fixed)
Windshield squirters stopped working after 3 attempts (Outstanding service ticket)
c00sebookpro
Member
Yes, but then you have to type your code on the screen if you have a 4 digit pin which I do.
gr8tdane24
Member
Dislike: Stock suspension and poor ride quality
Like: The stock suspension led me down the rabbit hole to upgrade to some awesome coilovers, toe/camber arms, and wheel/tire combo that greatly enhanced the driving experience
Like: The stock suspension led me down the rabbit hole to upgrade to some awesome coilovers, toe/camber arms, and wheel/tire combo that greatly enhanced the driving experience
Mateo83
Active Member
I learned if you switch driver profiles real quick, then back to yours, it logs back in.
whisperingshad
Active Member
Love: Speed
HATE: seat belt adjuster doesn't go low enough for shorter people.
Hate: The ride, MPP coilover and new tires added to help
HATE: seat belt adjuster doesn't go low enough for shorter people.
Hate: The ride, MPP coilover and new tires added to help
gr8tdane24
Member
I switched to 18" wheels with 255/55R18 tires. MPP comfort coilovers with MPP camber and toe arms. My car is a late 2021 (November) build as a point of reference since Tesla has made several factory revisions to the MY springs since then. I can't comment on the newer OEM springs, but the ones on my car were harsh.
They do a bit but at least my Ford Cmax hybrid has >500 mile range before and in many cases >550
kingkong5
Member
I have two Model S before getting the Y, so I
Love: the faster supercharging, a little over 1000 miles recharge an hour (temporarily), almost double the maximum I can get from the S. Watching HULU in landscape when waiting at the supercharger. My kids (teenagers) feel more comfortable with the squishier white leather seats and slight recline in the back row, and more legroom. I can see over the cars in front of me a little better since it's higher up, and I can carry more stuff in the trunk.
Hate: I miss the little display behind the steering wheel because the navigation closeup was there. Now it's way over to the right side so you have to look over there to see where the next turn is going to be.
Bonus dislike: I could see the rear cameras and navigation and audio at the same time on the S. If you want to see the rear camera while driving, you lose visibility to navigation and audio display.
Love: the faster supercharging, a little over 1000 miles recharge an hour (temporarily), almost double the maximum I can get from the S. Watching HULU in landscape when waiting at the supercharger. My kids (teenagers) feel more comfortable with the squishier white leather seats and slight recline in the back row, and more legroom. I can see over the cars in front of me a little better since it's higher up, and I can carry more stuff in the trunk.
Hate: I miss the little display behind the steering wheel because the navigation closeup was there. Now it's way over to the right side so you have to look over there to see where the next turn is going to be.
Bonus dislike: I could see the rear cameras and navigation and audio at the same time on the S. If you want to see the rear camera while driving, you lose visibility to navigation and audio display.
WyomingEV
Member
I believe you can turn this feature off
You have to turn it off every time you enable AP - it sucks!
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