Spoiler No Longer Automatic?

[BubbleButt]

The manual says the spoiler can be set to automatically adjust by going to "Controls>Service>Spoiler>Automatic" but the "Spoiler" tab doesn't show itself within the Service tab. Is this only available on the Performance model X and not available on the Raven Long Range?

 

[P85_DA]

The manual says the spoiler can be set to automatically adjust by going to "Controls>Service>Spoiler>Automatic" but the "Spoiler" tab doesn't show itself within the Service tab. Is this only available on the Performance model X and not available on the Raven Long Range?

Was available on early Ps (P90D) Tesla did away with this ~end of 2016 as was causing issues when snow got underneath etc

 

[Super_Popular]

The best thing about all early X's is that most of them came with adjusting spoilers but that ended in 2016. It' wasn't just P's.

 

[BubbleButt]

Well, you'd think someone at Tesla would have thought to update the manual to reflect this change. Maybe they should leave the manual updates to the Tesla owners kinda like Wikipedia.

 

[commasign]

Well, you'd think someone at Tesla would have thought to update the manual to reflect this change. Maybe they should leave the manual updates to the Tesla owners kinda like Wikipedia.

The manual actually is updated. There have been numerous significant hardware changes to Model X even for a fully loaded performance configuration, so the manual has to account for all the variations:

AP HW1->HW2->HW2.5->HW3
MCU1->MCU2
active spoiler->fixed spoiler
ventilated seats->no ventilated seats->ventilated seats->no ventilated seats
Monopost 7-Seats->Bench 7-Seats
P90D->P100D->Raven Performance

There will be parts of the manual that don't apply to every Model X. It says so in most cases. For example: "If Model X is equipped with the active spoiler..."

 

[Silicon Desert]

The best thing about all early X's is that most of them came with adjusting spoilers but that ended in 2016. It' wasn't just P's.

And that is why I waited til 2017 to get an X. It's just one more thing to break and apparently it sometimes does.