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Refreshed 2021/2022 Model X Owners Thread
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Jetpad
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I've tried toggling it off-and-on over various road conditions but my 59 yo ears are unable to tell any difference. I also don't find the cabin to be noisy.
AMM89
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looks like *most* are on software version 2021.43.201, and per TeslaFi nobody on this version has moved to a newer version (yet). I've had one update since I took delivery on 2/7/22 to 2021.43.201, but have been on this ever since.
Do you only get the update notice on the car or can you also see it on the app?Just got an update notification. Swear it’s the same version
Service guy is here now looks like he pushed the update again - visible in the app. He confirmed this is the latest and should expect updates done by batches - unfortunately we’re still in “factory mode”. Could be any between 3-6 months 
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I just wanted to confirm that the 2020 version of 3d Maxpider mats would fit in the '22 Plaid (all 3 rows)? I read somewhere that there were some differences in the refresh.
If that were the case there would be a lot more owners on these forums screaming bloody murder. No way it usually takes that long.Service guy is here now looks like he pushed the update again - visible in the app. He confirmed this is the latest and should expect updates done by batches - unfortunately we’re still in “factory mode”. Could be any between 3-6 months
I saw a thread earlier discussing the range of the Model X being "dynamic" in nature and wanted to ask this owner forum, what the 100% range is on your new X? (By the way, I've had my LR since late December 2021).
I get a range of 314-315 miles on 100% charge. For 90% charge, I get around 285 miles. I don't drive it like I stole it, but I do have the 22 in wheels. I'm curious what the folks with the Plaid models are getting?
Reason I ask is when I was adding my X to insurance (Late December), the insurance company mentioned that I was driving the "performance" version of the vehicle. I told them it was a LR to which they disagreed (I still added the vehicle, but figured I would give it a little time for VIN database to update).
Back then, I checked my max range and it was 311 miles -- coincidentally the same advertised max range of the Model X Plaid (before the sales site was updated).
So now I'm wondering, why are we not getting nowhere near the range of ~340 miles on our LRs?
(FYI - Car still rocks, but I'm concerned about range for long-distance trips)
I get a range of 314-315 miles on 100% charge. For 90% charge, I get around 285 miles. I don't drive it like I stole it, but I do have the 22 in wheels. I'm curious what the folks with the Plaid models are getting?
Reason I ask is when I was adding my X to insurance (Late December), the insurance company mentioned that I was driving the "performance" version of the vehicle. I told them it was a LR to which they disagreed (I still added the vehicle, but figured I would give it a little time for VIN database to update).
Back then, I checked my max range and it was 311 miles -- coincidentally the same advertised max range of the Model X Plaid (before the sales site was updated).
So now I'm wondering, why are we not getting nowhere near the range of ~340 miles on our LRs?
(FYI - Car still rocks, but I'm concerned about range for long-distance trips)
My Plaid on 22" wheels shows 311 miles when I charge it to 100%, which is exactly what the website showed/shows. I'm not confident I'm actually getting this range, but obviously a lot of that is dependent on driving style and location (weather, freeway speeds are both big factors).
AMM89
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Finally starting to see Model Xs on version 2021.43.201 starting to get upgrades to 2022.8.2! First vehicles got it yesterday
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