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Perhaps just being contrary, but I thought the regen meter is significantly more noticeable than before, distracting even. I preferred it how it was before as it seemed easier to ignore, now its always bouncing around in the area of the screen I pay attention to.

Tesla released a tool to allow you to build your own shows synchronising all the lights, windows, boot opening with your own music, as such there are now whole libraries of custom shows people have made. You save them onto a USB stick and plug that into the socket in the glovebox See GitHub -...

It's not in the release notes on UK cars though, well mine at least.

It doesn't really work like that, the car checks everytime it wakes up and Tesla will wake the car to tell it there's an update waiting. There's no benefit in any actions you can take. The one exception to this is if the car does not have Wifi then the app won't notify you to install the...

Only difference I can see is 98Y vs 98W, I guess if you keep below 168mph it should be ok.

Why not? This seems to fit for my 18"

I bought some from Amazon, cost £140. No issue with the fit, but I would say they do end up looking plastic rather than a real wheel.

I was at Sarn on Saturday, there's absolutely nothing happening there that would indicate an expansion. There was some work happening there just before Easter that closed some stalls, but it wasn't anything to do with SuperChargers, just running a cable past. That's now finished and everything...

That list doesn't indicate the car has AutoPilot, just that the hardware exists and could be activated if the software cost was paid.

Not on a 2015 Model S It was with Model 3 and then new vehicles that they made a viable key solution using a phone. On the older cars like Model S you could still unlock the car if both you and the car have internet connectivity and are both awake, but realistically it's clunky compared to...

This is the sort of thing Tesla Owners UK do, see Tesla Owners UK: Supercharged 2024 - Event - Tesla Owners UK Warning though, Facebook ahead 🦈

Some might, absolutely no one will follow the instructions on a sign that doesn't exist.

I don't see any signs telling them not to park there ?

It works on average, there will be exceptions. I'm less sure that forcing discharge is as valuable given charging losses and battery degradation increase the carbon cost.

Even without the financial incentive, it makes environmental sense. During the day when there is typically significant demand your solar power is consumed likely in place of fossil fuels, and then overnight when there are typically more renewables on the grid you charge your car, heat the bubbly...

If it's any consolation I have the previous as one of the last 2022 models with USS, and it's useless. You've missed nothing.

Yup, my Mrs was hit by another driver, her insurance put her in an Enterprise rental, but as soon as the claim was clearly the other parties folk they tricked her to come back into the Enterprise office and sign a new loan agreement for the appointed claims company that was 50% more. They then...

In the US, but not in the UK/EU. It's reasonable to think that the Vision based Autopark will come soon, but it's not been seen outside FSD in the US yet.

I think when you renewed is the biggest factor, I'm due in about 6 weeks so last years price was about 25% up on the previous year, when I renew this year it'll be +50% I expect. The reason is clear, they've allowed claims management companies to exist that massively inflate the cost of third...

Clevely Motors will come to you, but why not Tesla if you are within warranty ?

OK, we are to Android Auto not Android Automotive then I guess, my mistake.

I doubt that very much, Android phones only get updates to the operating system if the manufacturer bothers.

From my personal testing the priority is based on the exact orientation of your car to lay lines, dowsing rods are essential to ensure early updates.

I would highlight the words 'not a strict rule' and 'generally'. Your personal example doesn't invalidate that.

It's not a strict rule, but it seems that new cars generally don't get updates for the first month or so.

I couldn't see any examples, there were lots with paint options, white interior etc but the price always seemed to match.

I upgraded my Atom to Ryzen in 2022, it cost about £5K and came with new wheels, seats, body etc. I guess it was a time limited offer, or at least the price is higher now.

Agreed, looked like an illuminated sign perhaps going in at the car park entrance. They had closed 4 of Tesla bays which was a bit unfriendly. I use Sarn fairly regularly and it doesn't really need more capacity. I'll be going back in a couple of weeks so will have a look round again.

Does it still tell you to keep right at every motorway junction?

In nearly 5 years of driving a Tesla, once at Woodall was the only time I had to wait for a charger. This was back when there were only 2 that had CCS cables, and they made the mistake of making those 2 the nearest to the path to the services so they were both occupied by free SC Model X's

No, very few people in the UK have it at this point, it'll be coming in due course though. As usual 90% of people in this thread are talking about something they haven't seen yet :)

Do options/accessories ever make much of a difference to used car prices? OP while I'm sure you are well informed, just to mention that in the past some dealers have highlighted the 'Full Self Driving Computer' that all cars have, rathe than actually having the option.

Once had an Audi A2 and the end of the dipstick broke off after about a year, they claimed it was wear and tear so not covered by warranty. Last ever Audi / VAG I will own.

I agree there we now have too many EVs in London to keep offering things like free parking, congestion charge etc. I do think that the Vehicle Tax incentives should remain being based on emissions and a different threshold should apply to EVs to be classed a luxury.

It only 'appears' in misinformation and smears from the losing candidates. See https://www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/what-london-assembly-does/questions-mayor/find-an-answer/pay-mile-road-user-charging

I'm sure people will hold onto their ICE cars, that's not a bad thing. I think my point is if we cant do it in 2030 then we equally cant do it in 2035 or 2040. It just needs to be done, only impending doom will really get things moving at all.

The challenge around chargers won't happen overnight on Jan 1 2030, there's at least another 3 years before its potentially a massive issue so 9 years from now, its resolvable, plenty of time.

Reinstating the 2030 timeline is part of Labours published policy https://labour.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/WR-797_23-Automotive-strategy-v8.pdf Now I know that the current government doesn't have any track record of delivering election promises, but previous governments have done...

It's a time to hold on EVs as far as I'm concerned, at the moment there is a lull as the desperate party will say anything it feels is right wing populism ahead of the election. Assuming bacon sandwiches are carefully avoided we will be back to a 2030 phase out and there will be far more...

I've not found USS valuable at all, they hit their minimum ranges at something like 18" and then just say stop. I'll happily trade that for something that can 'see' the kerb.

I've no idea about the two charge limits, why doesn't it just sync with the car, it clearly can read the value. It certainly complains if the car is less than Octopus whatever that means. No idea how that effects the charging, I just set mine to match. If you used something like Home Assistant...

Once you remove the car there's a tile on the Home tab to start the setup again.

OK, I doubt that will interfere with the IO actions. Sounds like the car isn't registered properly to Octopus, I would delete and repeat the pairing.

What are you using to automate, and what value are you changing?

That is according to the hospital, who knows what they asked and what they were told. I doubt that Fire Prevention Officers would give out Facebook rumours. From what I read based on the reports from that big fire in a Liverpool multistorey sprinklers are predominantly to supress fuel fires...

Heatable claim their panels will generate more on average in UK weather conditions where you are unlikely to get the full wattage of the panel anyway, although I've not really seen them provide particularly scientific evidence of this. Solar panels do probably need some standardised testing to...

I have USS and Ryzen, so not all but it was a fairly small window at the start of 2022. The UI we've seen already in the US is a toggle between USS and Tesla Vision, not a fusion of them both. This was a single example, there will be new features in the future that will be built for UI 12 and...

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I would suggest that the UI is there to serve all drivers and all cars, not to just meet your specific requirements and opinions. The 'big visualisation' is of very limited use to us in the UK, but probably more interesting to US, Canada, and soon China and Europe where FSD is coming soon...

Indeed, my installers fitted a battery powered smoke alarm, but I've added a heat alarm that's interlinked with the rest of the house. The installer first just stood the batteries on the rafters, but I complained and then came back to fit them through the backing board into the wall. Absolutely...