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I'd guess the difference in range is due to the weight difference.

When Supercharging it no longer tells you how fast it is going

The enhanced lighting that used to be a part of the premium package is now standard.

What is needed is Infrared rejection to keep car cooler. Consider an aftermarket tint film that has high IR rejection.

I'm about to have solar installed and told the installer I wanted to be on EVA. She strongly suggested though that I go with E-6 since the peak hours of E-6 (1-7pm) match better to peak solar generation times than EV-A (2-9 M-F & 3-7 Sat-Sun.)

Consumer Reports looked at these and said the Fix-A-Flat version was identical to the Slime and it's $10 less on Amazon: Amazon.com: Fix-A-Flat S50073 Ultimate 1-Step Tire Repair Kit: Automotive

Before I got my Tesla I was a somewhat aggressive driver. My first day using TACC though, I was quite happy to let it take over the speed control and, as a result, my driving was much less aggressive. I'm guessing lane keeping and automatic lane changes will only enhance the trend. If that's...

Should be the same as, from what I read, the only difference between the batteries is the use of silicon in the anode of the 90. BTW, I picked up my 90D yesterday and, after ~60 miles my 90% rated range is 258. Theoretically that should put the max at ~287. I pushed the limit to 100% so we'll...

Waiting for delivery of "CARMA" Doesn't speak directly to EV but I think driving an EV is good Karma.

I'm picking up my S90D on Saturday and I wanted to put together a list of things I want to check prior to signing. I looked at the list that Nick Howe provided at Tesla Model S Buyers', Delivery and Owners' Guide but wanted something that was updated for the current model S and was organized in...

Smart Man! I guess my only fear about letting my wife drive it is then she'll want to take it to work when I'm working at home (which is 90% of the time.)

Blue is the best today. I'm picking mine up Saturday. Almost the same except Grey Seats, Matte Obeche (won't show scratches), and sans Cold Weather (don't need in Cali) and Premium Audio.

Just scheduled my delivery for 9/12 at the factory but they offered me a 9/9 appointment. Production started 8/27 so 11 days from start of production to earliest delivery. (Only 29 days from ordering.)

29 Days, Order to Delivery Ordered 8/11 Confirmed 8/18 In Production 8/27 Complete Production 9/1 Delivery 9/9 (actually 9/12 but I was offered 9/9 as a possibility)

Production on mine took 5 days so I'm right on the most frequent # of days. If the data holds true, I'll be taking delivery next week.

On ordering I got 2 jackets and 2 hats. I'll have to think about what I want to ask for when I pick it up at the factory next week.

I did an analysis of the vehicles tracked on the "Model S Delivery Update" thread spreadsheet and determined that the majority of cars delivered in California were delivered within 2 weeks of production start.

Ordered on 8/11, confirmed on 8/18, went into production on 8/27. My DS contacted me on 8/13, 2 days after ordering. I guess the experience may depend on how on the ball your particular DS is.

For giggles I did some frequency graphs of production, delivery, and production + delivery times for orders since April (Q2+Q3 2015.) It looks like 2-4 weeks is typical for production start to delivery. Two weeks for California, 3-4 for rest of US/Canada. You can see them @ Tesla...

When I asked about test driving textile seats in Walnut Creek, the salesman was able to get on in a few days. Honestly, for a short test drive I thought the textile seats were fine and I couldn't sense much of a difference from the next gens. They seem very well made. I did go with the next gens...

Tried to add a row but it wouldn't let me. I did find an empty row though that I was able to put my info in.

Mys S90D #102758 currently says "Late August - September." My DS said though that it would be Late September-October. Given that mine is still in the production queue and hasn't actually entered production yet, I tend to believe the DS. I don't know how they calculate the web site delivery...