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Gotta love it when the music perfectly syncs up to the real world.

This perfectly solved my Homelink pairing issue. THANK YOU.

You give $TSLAq WAYYY too much credit.

I have noticed that it stays extra far behind a car when I’m about to exit a highway.

Just a coincidence most likely. Battery won’t precondition if it’s warm enough already.

*citation needed* (Who?)

Either way you’ve got to back; whether into, or out of, a parking spot. Might as well back into the spot, when you can see your surroundings; backing out of a parking spot it’s less obvious if there’s a car about to T-bone you. Also, quick getaway.

With you on the beer cooler part.

:eek:How is this possible?!?o_O SOOO many uses for the frunk. You’re missing out if you don’t use it!

I have the opposite mentality - if I can spare the battery power, I’m going to use every capability it offers to enhance my experience.

Here’s how I think about Enhanced Summon. Under the Self Driving umbrella, there are 3 driving “modes”: the parking lot, city/neighborhood streets, and highways. What’s really exciting to me is that Tesla has basically solved (or is close to solving) the parking lot piece of the Self Driving...

I do my taxes in the frunk!

Thanks for the first useful post in this thread!

This thread is about 2019.20.2.5. Can anyone provide actual info about what’s in this update?

There hasn’t been one informative post about it yet, to be frank.

Me too

Thanks for sharing, but I believe the hills where I live in the Hudson Valley in NY are a better test. In particular, my Model 3 (w/ 2019.16.2) has trouble when the road curves just after the crest of a hill. It often can’t see the curve until getting to the top of the hill, at which point it...

Dashcam icon shouldn’t be gone. If it is, then it’s not reading your thumbdrive properly for some reason. Make sure it’s not full and try a two-button car reset. If that doesn’t work try reformatting the drive (after saving the videos you want to keep, of course). Make sure that TeslaCam folder...

Thanks for the info. I really was simply asking because I didn’t know. Beautiful country you’ve got there!

Thanks for sharing.

A lot of griping about ELDA. Has anyone here actually experienced an unsafe ELDA interaction? Or are you just worried about what might happen? I’ve not had a false positive since I’ve had the feature (about 8 days now).

Reboot & try again

I was reluctant too at first; however keep in mind you can always revoke access (or change your password).

I concur and relate w/ your experience. While recognizing that the Driver Assist features in my Model 3 are far from complete, I am always ready to intervene if need be. I am actively monitoring what the car is doing (which, by the way, is exactly how autopilot works in planes - it MUST be...

Just speculation but could it be that they’ve integrated the max battery mode into Ludicrous+?

Of Of course the driver is always responsible. You have to ignore several clear warnings in the Tesla UI to not understand this. They make it crystal clear what the tech can & cannot do.

Same answer as when you’re in the car....depends

It’s the best consumer driverless car I’ve ever seen in my life. And the best one you’ve ever seen, as well!

I like your cautious approach and also look forward to testing it under safe circumstances. It’s going to be fun if tested safely.

Thank you for the info. FYI, here is the a rundown on the upgraded materials as outlined by a Dreamcase employee via email (I’m not sure when these new materials started shipping): The staff was very helpful in answering my questions. I’m looking forward to testing the Dreamcase on my Model 3...

What was made from Alcantara - the duvet? I just ordered mine but was “upgraded” to the new version which includes the all cotton duvet. Should I try and get the “old” alcantara version?

Yep, these features (except possibly Key Fob summon) were all released in previous software versions. If anyone knows what’s new to 2019.8.1, please share.

Fringe possibility, but MAYBE when V3 supercharger gets unveiled this week, it’ll have a robotic arm? Yeah, probably not.

Not true

You don’t think I said that nicely?

Not sure I follow your logic. My point: TeslaFi will show what software updates its users get, Cali or not. Recently it’s been mostly Model 3s in California. Obviously it’s a representative sample, since not everyone is a member. But everyone can check the software stats, member or not.

Folks, a friendly reminder - posts saying “I got the update” and “downloading now” are about as useful as.....well, they’re not very useful! If you don’t have any real quality information to add, no need to post. I suppose this post falls in that “useless” category as well. I’m sorry. ;) If...

I don’t think that’s accurate. TeslaFi has shown hundreds of cars being updated to 2019.4.2 in the past 2 days (Feb 19-20). Most of the cars seem to be outside the US, and the vast majority are S/X models (although about a dozen are Model 3s).

My mistake! I meant to quote SCW-Greg.

Try giving your side cameras a quick cleaning swipe from time to time.

The Model S has user-adjustable suspension; the Model 3 does not.

2018.50.7 is hot off the press (noticed via TeslaFi). No idea what it does yet. If anybody does know or has it, please share.

I believe the larger point ibdb was trying to make was that, in all likelihood, a lot of “changes” people are noticing are most likely unrelated to this specific software upgrade. ; ) It’s human nature to assign cause to effect in a statistically imperfect way.

A confirmed workaround for the charge cable not releasing immediately is to press and HOLD the button on the charging cable for a second or so. Doing that, it has never failed to release the latch within a second in my experience.

PIN to drive PIN to drive was a couple releases ago.

That must be it; suddenly I can now “react.” (*cackles maniacally)

Also, where’s the sarcastic laugh button?

I understand this is a bit off the original topic, but how to I react to a post? I’m signed in with my account. Reading posts from Safari on iOS. I don’t see the “react” option anywhere for any threads.

Just a shot in the dark, but if your new phone has the same name as the old phone, try unpairing your new phone (again); re-name it to something else (in the phone settings); then pair the newly-named phone. I’d be curious to see if that solves your issue.

Full disagree. How would you recommend that a company develop an FSD vehicle instead? I would contend that Tesla is doing exactly what it needs to and that this is on the path to FSD.