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this is a huge disappointment. :crying: We would have gotten the rear facing jump seats if we were never told that it could be added later...If it were possible, I would have even happily paid extra upfront for it and have it installed a couple of years down the line.
Anyone have an update on ordering seats post delivery? I've emailed Ownership Experience and haven't heard anything back.
An update from CR - The consumer reports folks just got their jump seats and go through their experience in some detail:
Our Tesla Model S gets a third-row seat and now seats seven
So the fact that they mention "your VIN" implies that early cars can still have rear-facing seats installed?Not angry. But this is a huge disappointment. :crying: We would have gotten the rear facing jump seats if we were never told that it could be added later. I think the only thing worse than poor communication is mis-communication. If it were possible, I would have even happily paid extra upfront for it and have it installed a couple of years down the line.
From an Ownership Experience Advocate via e-mail:
Thats a bummer :-(Not angry. But this is a huge disappointment. :crying: We would have gotten the rear facing jump seats if we were never told that it could be added later. I think the only thing worse than poor communication is mis-communication. If it were possible, I would have even happily paid extra upfront for it and have it installed a couple of years down the line.
From an Ownership Experience Advocate via e-mail:
So the fact that they mention "your VIN" implies that early cars can still have rear-facing seats installed?
Ownership Experience called me yesterday after I sent an email. Was told that there is no vin cutoff. ALL cars delivered and in production, regardless of vin, cannot order the seats. Very disappointed.
I have a stupid question about the trunk release button on the inside of the trunk on the left hand side. My son can press the button to close the trunk with no issues. However, it never wants to open with a press. At first I thought he was just being silly and wasn't pressing it correctly, but I also confirmed it by reaching in and pressing it through the second row. I confirmed the same non-working characteristic with both child lock on and off settings. So am I missing something obvious? I really want him to be able to control the trunk to let himself out for school.
Try moving the switch in the opposite way (I think it's a pull rather than press). That should open the hatch. We have the switch and the opening movement of the switch is the opposite action. Just can't remember if it's a pull or a slide forward or backwards motion. My kids open and close the hatch, so they would know best! I just press the latch on the outside of the hatch or open and close it through the touchscreen!
Try moving the switch in the opposite way (I think it's a pull rather than press). That should open the hatch. We have the switch and the opening movement of the switch is the opposite action. Just can't remember if it's a pull or a slide forward or backwards motion. My kids open and close the hatch, so they would know best! I just press the latch on the outside of the hatch or open and close it through the touchscreen!