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I could be wrong, but I thought that contained FSD beta. (However, not the latest.)

What firmware version is on your Model S?

Correct, Powershare was enabled in the 2014.14.x update that was recently released. (And I think most Cybertrucks have.)

This post shows where the accident happened, and the vehicle that T-boned the Cybertruck:

Why are you surprised? Unless the Medway Superchargers are open to ALL CCS vehicles, i.e. MagicDock, and has special software to guarantee 150kW on at least 4 stalls it isn't a NEVI compliant site and can't be taken into account when determining where to place the NEVI funded sites. (Being a 6...

I'm sure at something like ~$5k/cable, ~$90k for that site, that it is way beyond a misdemeanor.

Yes, it was repaired by the evening of the 6th: Thieves steal high-voltage Tesla Supercharger cables from Montrose charging station

No, Stoner, Inc. is the actual company: About

Seems like Steam support may be going away:

After defending their information here on TMC, they pretty much went dark after it didn't happen, and now have pretty much, not, said why: But I suspect this person nailed what happened:

That an update isn't available for your vehicle yet.

I would check to see if the control pins are shorted on either/both of the fast charge contactors in the HVJB. And if it is, check again with it disconnected. (Is the contactor the problem, or is it the wiring that is the problem.) Details on the pins here: Tesla Model S GEN1 Rear HVJB -...

That would apply to few OEMs right now, as pretty much only Lucid, GM on their trucks, Porsche, Kia, and Hyundai have 800V vehicle. But I would assume that they are far enough along in the process to switch to J3400 that they wouldn't throw that away and start over, just as the CPOs are about to...

The only thing I found for that code is this: CHG_f012_hwFastChargeDriver So it sounds like you need to check the wiring to the fast charge contactor for damage. Is it possible you got another bad HVJB?

They may use them in refurbished packs. I would think that the only way they would send them to be recycled would be if they couldn't be reasonably repaired. (Maybe the new version is significantly different.)