I'm not sure what you mean by this. Here's what I see in my account when Iog in and look at the "order a new Model X" page.
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The beginning of the end of free Supercharging ?
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airborne spoon
Active Member
I love the last bit, of your car shows up late you don't get a damn thing and it just sucks to suck. Hell the **** no, if I order a car before 30 June regardless of it's arrival day it should be eligible for whatever deal was applied at the time of purchase.
Yeah I noticed that too. Thanks but no thanks. There's a 10% chance I might have considered a new MX with 6 years FUSC. But 3 years and a "sorry if we're late" clause? Nope.
popgodazipa
Member
This is actually a really, really good deal. I’m not sure I will have my car longer than 6 years. Still significant savings even with a new loan. Compelling…
RIB-JIG
Member
Am hoping now that this 6-yr FUSC scheme appeared for first time
greatly increases chance of it reappearing at end of some near future
quarter when The Elonmeister wants new S or X buys to surge more that it did
for very recent 3-yr FUSC offer...
YES I WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THAT SURGE
just don't jack up prices to compensate for 6-yr offer...
greatly increases chance of it reappearing at end of some near future
quarter when The Elonmeister wants new S or X buys to surge more that it did
for very recent 3-yr FUSC offer...
YES I WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THAT SURGE
just don't jack up prices to compensate for 6-yr offer...
There is no need for tesla to forcibly remove the fusc. They just need to program their full self driving autonomous cars to total your fusc car. They know where it is located. And they will say they need to continue to work on the self-driving part. They are just waiting for enough idiots to buy and activate the self-driving on their supposedly cheap tesla for this scheme to work. Sure this is definitely illegal. But I wouldn't put it pass Elon if it makes financial sense and if he can get away with it. Plus no one is going to convict a rich man.
geordi
Mr Fusion V.1
Now that is some Bond Villain level thinking there. I'd suspect Elon capable of it, except he is a child who doesn't seem able to think that far ahead. Evidence: Being slapped by the SEC for stock-manipulation-via-dumb-joke-tweets, and yet makes another dumb joke with a $45B price quote that he ends up having to eat.
Most Bond Villains have at least the ability to craft a huge empire around themselves WITHOUT actually setting it on fire themselves.
whitex
Well-Known Member
Most transferable FUSC cars don't have FSD capabilities.
PS> I had 2 Model S with FUSC until last month, got no such offer as mentioned in this thread. One was transferable, one non-transferable. I still have the latter, sold the former last month. Since 2013 bought 4 new Model S's. Maybe they read the forums and know stalkless yoke was a non-starter for me. Rounded stalkless yoke even worse.
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
If it's non-transferrable why do people keep referring to it as FUSC, the U means Unlimited, and by not being transferrable it's limited to your ownership, So FLSC? Or just FSC, remove the U please
I read that post as, Elon's newer FSD cars will be programmed to take out us older owners with FUSC.
Lol this thread had taken a dark turn! Keep in mind fusc is transferable on certain cars. But if elon wants it gone so bad why did he offer it in the first place!? The people who got this likely paid more than 130k to 140k for an s with free usc. In todays dollars that’s a lot. And a plaid is much less now than a p90d in 2016. Tesla should honor what they promised, not do trivial crap like threaten owners who use supercharging “too much “
geordi
Mr Fusion V.1
Threaten owners? Where have they done that - b/c that seems like a pretty cut-and-dried grounds to win a lawsuit.
Unlimited supercharging is unlimited... They don't get to change the terms of the original purchase agreement after the fact, especially if they don't OWN the car. That's why they haven't been stripping the FUSC from the cars that aren't in their physical ownership.
Unlimited supercharging is unlimited... They don't get to change the terms of the original purchase agreement after the fact, especially if they don't OWN the car. That's why they haven't been stripping the FUSC from the cars that aren't in their physical ownership.
It’s been a while but they were sending letters a few years back. These were sent to owners they felt were using the charging too much. Yes it seems hard to believe but it’s Tesla so maybe not? I’d have to dig up the article
geordi
Mr Fusion V.1
I use my Tesla almost exclusively for road trips - and I travel for work, so that is a LOT of mileage and supercharging, like 60k in the last year and 90% supercharged. If they wanted to say something to me..... That would not end well for them.
I suspect what you are referring to were the people who were only supercharging rather than charging at home - for a variety of reasons, but that wasn't Tesla's preferred usage of course. That might have been when they started with the bullshipping idle fees.
I suspect what you are referring to were the people who were only supercharging rather than charging at home - for a variety of reasons, but that wasn't Tesla's preferred usage of course. That might have been when they started with the bullshipping idle fees.
Supercharging letter from Tesla 8-13-2015
I received an email from TM 15 minutes ago that has me a bit annoyed. My take on the letter is that I had been singled out as an abuser: "As a frequent user of local Superchargers, we ask that you decrease your local Supercharging and promptly move your your Model S once charging is complete."...
teslamotorsclub.com
I had two chances to consider giving it up and I would but there are other things I'm not willing to give up such as my sunroof and free premium connectivity. The new S is nice but my baby is nicer. Ante up again Tesla.
Is there any empirical data on how many FUSC car owners actually use superchargers in excess?
Also, in a couple of years, all the remainder FUSC cars will be completely out of warranty so I'm thinking many of those owners will be dumping their cars in fear of major repairs. FUSC can't be enough of an incentive for the average owner to keep their out-of-warranty car, right? I'm sure Tesla is banking on this.
Also, in a couple of years, all the remainder FUSC cars will be completely out of warranty so I'm thinking many of those owners will be dumping their cars in fear of major repairs. FUSC can't be enough of an incentive for the average owner to keep their out-of-warranty car, right? I'm sure Tesla is banking on this.
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