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The $7500 tax credit is gone - but compared to what we paid for our 2017 S and 2018 X, Tesla reduced the list price of those vehicles around 15%, more than making up for the tax credit.
Our 2017 S 100D (fully loaded) listed for $117K (with a sunroof, EAP/FSD, FUSC). A new S LR+ (fully loaded, no sunroof) lists for $91K (FSD, FUSC). If Tesla transferred the FSD, the list price would be $84K.
I'm estimating our S is worth around $48K - so net cost (before sales tax) would be $36K. And for that difference, we would get:
If Tesla offered an additional $5-10K (the equivalent of their parts and labor cost for upgrading our 2017 S to MCU2 and the new AP processor), that would get the upgrade cost to around $30K.
- Increased range - 390 vs. 335 (55 more miles of range)
- Faster acceleration (0-60) - 3.7s vs. 4.2s
- MCU/AP upgrade to MCU2/AP3
- Features available only with MCU2 (primarily useful while parked or supercharging) - games, streaming video, ...
- Faster supercharging (but still not V3)
- Would lose AM radio (not supported by MCU2)
- Wireless phone charging in center console
- Heated rear seats
- And likely some smaller improvements made in the last 3 years
- Plus it would reset the warranty clock, giving us a new 4 year/50K mile new vehicle warranty
While not everyone may be willing to do this - if this was an option, we would seriously consider it as an alternative to doing a hardware upgrade to a 3 year old vehicle.
I'm estimating our S is worth around $48K - so net cost (before sales tax) would be $36K. And for that difference, we would get:
If Tesla offered an additional $5-10K (the equivalent of their parts and labor cost for upgrading our 2017 S to MCU2 and the new AP processor), that would get the upgrade cost to around $30K.
- Increased range - 390 vs. 335 (55 more miles of range)
- Faster acceleration (0-60) - 3.7s vs. 4.2s
- MCU/AP upgrade to MCU2/AP3
- Features available only with MCU2 (primarily useful while parked or supercharging) - games, streaming video, ...
- Faster supercharging (but still not V3)
- Would lose AM radio (not supported by MCU2)
- Wireless phone charging in center console
- Heated rear seats
- And likely some smaller improvements made in the last 3 years
- Plus it would reset the warranty clock, giving us a new 4 year/50K mile new vehicle warranty
While not everyone may be willing to do this - if this was an option, we would seriously consider it as an alternative to doing a hardware upgrade to a 3 year old vehicle.
- Heated rear seats
Subzero was optional in early 2017 so it's possible for some cars not to have the heated rear seats, heated steering wheel, heated wipers, etc.You definitely have heated rear seats with a fully loaded 100D (called "sub-zero" cold weather package was a $1k option). I know I do (though after v9 you've gotta turn on HVAC and enter HVAC menu just to activate the rear seat heat options or wiper/mirror/window heat)
I'm pretty sure Krash is a grown up and does not need you to protect him from inconsiderate and self-serving me. I am willing to go out on a limb and believe he was capable of saying "no, cannot".Whoosh right over your head with the real point! Do not add to identifying information so the person can get in trouble. Seriously are you that inconsiderate and self-serving.
Well, it has always been one of the possibilities. I think it's unlikely, but I think "no way" is overstating things.No way this is true
Well I sure hope this is true!
Owners with Full Self-Driving Capability will receive early access to the Infotainment Upgrade and a complimentary upgrade to the Full Self-Driving Computer during their appointment. Purchase Full Self Driving Capability from your Tesla app or Tesla Account to enjoy priority access the Infotainment Upgrade. Learn more about the Full Self-Driving Computer.
Is anything removed with the Infotainment Upgrade?
Yes. You will no longer have access to AM, FM or Sirius XM radio. You will still have access to internet radio and music streaming, including streaming over Bluetooth®.
I'm also wondering if this means AP2.0 vehicles with FSD will be able to get dashcam support, which would be awesome (although losing AM/FM radio sucks). Also, does this mean those of us who pre-paid for FSD are now required to pay another $2500 to actually be able to use FSD *someday*, or will they make FSD work with MCU1?