If you use the Tessie app you can get a ton of more detailed info in chart form. I don't know that windspeed is on there, but it does track efficiency based on temperature and driving speed at all times.
I've got one in my driveway now and I have called it a king Dorito since the reveal. They have an entire approval process for joining their subreddit and apparently can't handle a joke.
Glad we have this forum instead.
My model Y Performance supposedly tops out at 279 miles and I have never once had a single issue with that range. I have a charger at home, which helps a lot, so unless I'm going really far out of town I don't ever worry about topping off.
Don't forget that Tesla also optimizes over time with...
It's not even FSD on my car, just normal AP.
I drive about 4k miles a month and I use AP about 90% of the time. It was the day after the update and I got a strike within 3 seconds for looking at the display to set my destination. It disabled AP until I parked. Then it warned me that I only had...
One of the nice things about living in CA is that your safety score doesn't impact insurance, so no.
And yeah, you get warnings for doing extremely dangerous things like looking at your sideview mirror or eating something. It's almost not worth using at the moment. I even got a warning for...
Considering how much I i use AP, that's a bit disappointing. However, after this last update I use the basic TACC more since the car gave me a strike for taking off my hat and another for using the display to set my destination.
At least the OTA updates will enable it eventually.
Here's the chart we're going to need, this is from my Model Y with 91,500 miles on it. A tiny sample is just that, tiny.
The other consideration is that Tesla optimizes their machines over time with OTA updates. I wouldn't be surprised if the CT gets an eco mode like the Model S and X before...