I'm tired of being a lab rat in a 100k car. I love the Tesla but I'll be tempted to walk a different path in the future (when serious competition arrives).
I agree, I didn't realise their software updates would be plagued with so many issues each time. It is pretty embarrassing when you have to explain to people your $200K+ car screen that controls everything just freezes for a few minutes randomly (since last update), you've lost functions (Spotify, USB music) and notice that yellow ring around the frozen MCU screen, yeah that is embarrassing too but it's ok it's common. Nevermind let me just reset the MCU like a locked up PC, we'll lose the A/C for a bit but it should then work for an hour or two again.
The S is a more mature product; of course it is going to receive fewer updates.
My experience so far as a Model S owner is the 'updates' we get just keep breaking existing functions.
In all seriousness, is there actually an official way to report these operational issues to Tesla? I don't think the service centres convey all complaints, it would be so good to know any message sent as a support request actually makes it to the supervisor of the MCU software team. They really, really need to get their act together.
Could someone post the release notes for 48.12.1? Mine have been coming up blank the last few updates.
Same for me, but I can tell you what the release notes should say for 48.12.1.
1 - Broke Spotify login again, cannot be used.
2 - Made USB music so glitchy it cannot be used.
3 - Added new MCU 'unresponsive mode', drivers will find the MCU stops responding to screen presses for 4 to 5 mins randomly.
4 - Added random Jack mode for Air Suspension cars, vehicle will just randomly be in Jack mode when turned on.
Sad but true