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No, you can't download or view dash cam footage remotely from the car, you have to unmount the USB drive and then connect it to a computer to look at the footage when you aren't in the vehicle.

@Edjcyberbeast said he was going to get log analysis results from Tesla yesterday but never followed up. Maybe Tesla told him that he didn't apply the brakes before his collision and additionally said that the force of the impact wasn't enough to set off the air bags. If he chooses to pursue...

You claim that the brakes didn't work and as a result you crashed a $120K vehicle but you weren't trying to "blow this up into anything". There being "nothing wrong with the system" is not compatible with what happened, so either your memory of what happened is extremely faulty or the truck's...

While I feel sorry for the OP 99.9% of the time when something like this happens it is either a complete mistake of accelerator vs. brake or some limited brake problem that then results in misapplication of the accelerator in a moment of panic.

Amazing advice, I'm sure someone who spent $100K on a truck that died a mile out didn't think to call the service center or manufacturer.

I am extremely skeptical of that production rate. They might have gotten to the point where they are cranking out over 1,000 per month though. When they get to the point that they are building 1,000 a week it seems that they will start delivering test drive mules to the largest markets. I...

I don't think it's a secret that there are no plans at present to sell it outside of the US. They didn't cut off pre-orders for IP addresses, etc. outside of North America until sometime in 2022 so perhaps you got your reservation in before they started doing that...

I am about 2-3 years away on the reservation and also got an offer to buy a new Tesla and get a discount. It's surprising it's going to be offered in a LH drive configuration. It's going to be a hell of a long wait for you guys for that...

Yeah, maybe. I just know that Tesla have said on multiple occasions that it would not be sold outside of NA for a variety of reasons including stricter ped safety standards. Per their current filings they also have zero plans this year to produce the trucks outside of Texas Giga.

Probably can't be sold in Germany due to not meeting their pedestrian safety standards. So.... PR stunt?

No, 2023 is the first full year of production and 2024 is the first full year of CT production. I'm done with arguing with you guys about this. Two things can simultaneously be true. Tesla can be an amazingly innovative company pushing the envelope with their products and also simultaneously...

Except I'm not comparing production numbers from Rivian right now with what Tesla is getting out of CT production right now. I'm comparing 2023 production numbers when Rivian had only been in production for a short time with where Tesla is with CT right now. If it takes Tesla 12-18 months to...

The entire point I was making which seemed to have sailed over people's heads is that Musk has been taunting Rivian including about their "low" production numbers, while it appears that Tesla will struggle to make more than a tiny number of CTs this calendar year.

Yes, now, without using an AI crutch let's break that down a bit further. i3 was BMWs very first production electric car. CT is Tesla's fifth production vehicle. CT has some technologies like four wheel steering, a rolling tonneau cover, heavy bent steel panels and massive unicast pieces that...

It's not a completely fair comparison but Tesla knew what the demand was going to be based on pre orders and still made the decisions they did on what to manufacture and how they were going to do things.

Every time VAG or BMW or Mercedes launch an entirely new platform for a Sedan or SUV they are producing 100s of thousands of units globally in the first year of production. I mean, this isn't even something we should be arguing about. Even if we are talking completely new never before seen...

Premium doing an awful lot of work in that sentence.

Elon Musk mocked Rivian for only delivering 57K vehicles in 2023 while Tesla is struggling to produce 1K CTs a month even though production technically started 60 days ago. At this point it will be remarkable if Tesla can deliver 15K trucks for all of 2024. Despite 10 years of experience Tesla...

I sat in one at a Tesla store over the weekend and it was pretty noticeable. Not a deal breaker though.

Once they have offered Foundation to all reservation holders they will start offering non Foundation. In my opinion anyway. Once all reservation holders have passed on CyberBeast and Dual motor they will grudgingly build a few tens of thousands rear wheel drive trucks with a reduced feature set...