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This author from Portland, OR appears to have been a fellow member here at TMC for nearly ten months, but has never posted: Niedermeyer
powertoold
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Well, enhanced / smart summon was supposed to be released 1-2 months ago, so now Elon is taking another 1-2 months on it.
Not necessarily a bad thing, but it doesn't bode well for FSD dates.
V10 has FSD developments and 4-8 weeks is less than EOY/Q4 estimated for the retrofits.
So, developments first, upgrading fleet later.
They are producing HW3 since March and have a bit of a HW3 test fleet. Although HW2.5 fleet is bigger, which is why, I think, Elon said that performance of AP on HW3 won't be better than 2.5 AP for a while.
You know Elon essentially promised the linch pin of V10 already in October 2018 as 4 to 6 week out? What facts do you have that an Elon promise for 4-8 weeks is not in 2020?
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
20-something L.A. lifestyle Youtuber Shelby Church promotes the 10 best features of her Tesla Model 3 SR+ to her 1.25 M subscribers: (10:03) 
Could it be late from that again? Sure. But that's not what "postponed" means.
Wasn't a promise, and stretching a 4-8 week estimate (wide wide release) to a minimum 18 week guarantee is not an accurate representation of the tweet.
Joe F
Disruption is hard.
It's always something:
CNBC just reported Walmart is suing Tesla for solar panels which caught fire. Also think they said they were seeking to have all panels removed, but not sure. I just caught the tail end of the report.
CNBC just reported Walmart is suing Tesla for solar panels which caught fire. Also think they said they were seeking to have all panels removed, but not sure. I just caught the tail end of the report.
That 2020 is more than 8 weeks away.
Can we stop this more-pointless-then-usual OT now?
WTF
Walmart sues Tesla over solar panel fires at seven stores
Walmart sues Tesla over solar panel fires at seven stores
on the face of it - this looks terrible.
Walmart sues Tesla over solar panel fires at seven stores
Walmart sues Tesla over solar panel fires at seven stores
on the face of it - this looks terrible.
HG Wells
Martian Embassy
Wow, that's going to be embarrassing to the author as it's not going to age well! But it will probably sell well enough to make a few bucks, it has "Tesla" in the title!
Well, he could always say it was sarcasm !
Well, he probably got some additional people to put down money at the least.
But, only so many times he can keep saying “Buy now before price increase on X date” before people stop believing.
Not saying this story doesn't have merit but... Lora Kolodny warning.
Also what kind of way to end an article is "Tesla’s stock dropped slightly after hours on the news." Did it really? Or did it just do what it often does after hours? She really is a nasty piece of work.
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
He's a dishonest piece of krap. I'm sorry you gave him money to read his garbage.
Those panels were apparently installed by SolarCity before it was bought by Tesla.
Now feeling pretty good about selling my shares yesterday...
I’m interested in how v.10 incorporates things like Netflix and YouTube. It would be incredible to include a feature to have the screen mirror your phone for movies or videos. Downloading videos prior to going on a road trip would be great. Streaming video anywhere without WiFi might be an issue. LTE could be overused, but I guess that’s where a monthly plan comes into play.
I think it’s also important to look beyond the current uses of apps like YouTube and Netflix on a car and focus on the fact that these things are building blocks for making your car an entertainment center when being driven.
I think it’s also important to look beyond the current uses of apps like YouTube and Netflix on a car and focus on the fact that these things are building blocks for making your car an entertainment center when being driven.
Stars aligned
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Obviously and equally, there's always a chance that V10 is delayed or features are capped.
Holding breath for it is not recommended due to medical risks.
I wonder if Tesla will charge $1,500 to remove each system. /s
On a more serious note, from the article:
Walmart claimed, among myriad complaints, that “Tesla routinely deployed individuals to inspect the solar systems who lacked basic solar training and knowledge.
The solar install team I work with, most of whom worked for SC or Tesla at one point, can attest to that claim. Could be different now, though, as these guys have been out of the company for over 1-2 years.
But, this is not out of the ordinary in the construction business. One reason why I won’t buy new construction built at the height of a RE market.
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