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I don’t think Tesla has procured enough Nvidia chips to do the required advanced calculations to put the purchasers in chronological order by service center.

I couldn’t tell you that because I took delivery of my sub-200 VIN beast at the end of March ‘24 and still no light bar. Not happy.

Everything seemed to work for me. They dropped the new solar circuit into the Gateway instead of the main panel, and when we cut the power to the grid Solar kept working and the panels were both feeding backed up circuits and charging the car. And an earthquake just hit here in OC - hope I...

The car is amazing and steer by wire has been next-level when it comes to maneuvering in tight parking garages or lots. I rarely punch it so the Beast is likely overkill for me, but I like knowing it’s there. As many have said, it’s by far the best driving vehicle I’ve ever owned. Today was...

As far as I know it was the latter - they dropped the new system into the gateway and voila. I should note that my PowerShare doesn’t show that I have solar, unlike some others that seem to see their systems in the app.

Just did this today with our system expansion and it worked like a charm. Did a test and cut the power from grid while the car was plugged in, and Powershare kicked in, but it actually powered the house and charged the truck due to the solar production. Woohoo! I'm so stoked to finally have...

Robruok - just wanted to confirm that your system is still working well. We're having an additional/parallel solar system being installed today, and from what I understand they can land the solar in the Powershare Gateway instead of the panel. From what I read in a different thread that's what...

Is yours a recent occurrence too? I didn’t drive much over the weekend and first really noticed it yesterday.

I’ve swapped back and forth but still happening.

PSI looks good on the TPMS, but “feels” like low air. The slower the worse the feel (like backing into a parking spot). Will check with true tire pressure gauge, but has anyone else experienced this? Since we’re steer by wire I’m assuming the “feel” should be insulated, but maybe not. [Edit]...

That has always been my understanding as well, but when they link to the following verbiage, it again causes the confusion. I’m not sure whether this verbiage has been the same all along or is part of some sort of an update. No mention of, or alluding to, a power wall below as far as I can tell...

Further to this, if you read the post that is in the original X link on this thread, it seems somewhat ambiguous, and there is a reference to being able to charge the cybertruck if you have solar during an outage without any mention of a power wall.

Isn’t that just for the test? I never received that email when mine went live (or missed it) and have never touched my inverter breakers. I’m still unclear based on the latest post.

* I have solar panels * I have a Cybertruck * I have PowerShare installed and it worked during a power outage So do I now have the ability to charge my truck and power my home during an outage even though I don’t have a powerwall or similar battery installed, which wasn’t an option before...

I don't have mine, but tried to add it to my last service order and I was politely told you'll get it when we get yours delivered.

Make sure to put steer by wire through its paces - hit some parking garages and/or areas where you can really get a feel for what it's like to maneuver in relatively tight quarters (not just normal neighborhood/freeway driving).

I don’t but that’s a solid idea. I do have a Skywell to make water for me if that becomes an issue. Skywell

I set the discharge limit to 20%, so plenty to get me to a local supercharger that is out of the fire risk area. That said, I’d likely load up my dad’s 64.5 Mustang and bug out with that since it has much more sentimental value than the CT (despite me absolutely loving the CT). One is more...

Thx - I’m In OC and we’ve been fortunate so far, but the go-bag is ready and the family knows what to grab if things change here.

In SoCal (OC) and lost electricity early this afternoon due to the winds and high fire risk. About 6 hours later and our Cybertruck is still providing electricity to the house. Has used about 25 miles of range so far.