Limiting to 70 is pointless since it still allows someone to take her out and let her rip over and over again.
Yeah, power is limited. But isn't a valet 100% responsible for any damage incurred while the keys are in their possession?
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Limiting to 70 is pointless since it still allows someone to take her out and let her rip over and over again.
It says the power is limited.
Those notes say nothing about removing the 130 mph speed limitation on the P85D :-(
It doesn't say "Beta" so my guess is that they thoroughly tested it already. The AEB seems to only activate when a collision is unavoidable, so it probably will not activate very often during day-to-day driving.Why, oh why do they have to force feed me Automatic Emergency Breaking? I don't want it, I don't trust it and want to permanently disable it. The sensors freak out far too often in snowy conditions for me to be comfortable using it. It seems crazy to me that they would enforce a feature like that immediately on release without letting us test it for a while as an option.
Yeah, power is limited. But isn't a valet 100% responsible for any damage incurred while the keys are in their possession?
Correct. Valet disclaims responsibility for damage or theft. You might win a claim if there is clear negligence.The next time you valet park, read all of the fine print on the back of the ticket they give you. You might be surprised.
Why, oh why do they have to force feed me Automatic Emergency Breaking? I don't want it, I don't trust it and want to permanently disable it. The sensors freak out far too often in snowy conditions for me to be comfortable using it. It seems crazy to me that they would enforce a feature like that immediately on release without letting us test it for a while as an option.
How about we set up a poll as new software updates roll out, to keep the "I got it" and "I have not #$@%$#% gotten it!" comments down. If we set up a poll for ONLY confirmations (since you can't change your answer, right?) then we could break down what type of MS is getting the updates (P85D, 85D, "Classic" 85/60, etc.) and watch the progress that way to see if it stops/slows/ramps up.
That would work only if you could change your poll response when you got it, or have only one "I now have it" response. If you have a yes or no poll, anyone who answers no will never be able to show that it was upgraded.
What about,
"I've got it (Dual-Motor)"
"I've got it (autopilot-enabled RWD)"
"I've got it (Classic)"
?
That would work too. There just can't be any "no" responses.
That would work only if you could change your poll response when you got it, or have only one "I now have it" response. If you have a yes or no poll, anyone who answers no will never be able to show that it was upgraded.
Done. Posted here: Firmware 6.2 poll to say when you got it
I just want to know if 6.2 includes the inverter update Elon tweeted about that would make the P85D accelerate quicker (don't care about 155mph limit). Seems it may just be another one of "thinking out loud" tweets that never come into fruition.
Nothing in the release notes, but a fellow P85D owner stated he thought acceleration in the 30-90 range had improved.