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And I want a car that runs off of of the air. But then cars would use all the air up? Tesla batteries, nor do I really think anyone's have added 50% capacity in the same space.

Hmm, if a truck hits a pole and takes the power out.... It a storm line unexpectedly starts spawning tornados.... A no big deal winter storm turns into a big deal, like the big one that hit NJ/NY a few years ago and everyone got stuck at work or a similar one hit Atlanta 20 years ago. Or...

I believe that you are assuming that what that mounts to can handle the load.

Did you clean the wiper blade?

The right scroll wheel does work, when you have the setting set that use it. Turn basic TACC on or ASSO off and you can see it setting speed. You are really getting confused with FSD. When FSD launches, the human will have no control on how the car drives, just as if you are in a cab or an...

There are parts of the vehicle that never turn off. It's like your phone, the power button that is on the side doesn't control power, the processor just monitors it and wakes the phone up.

The wiper doesn't have any location memories. It is probably a coincidece.

You have to create the Service Appointment with a Service Request through the app.

You circled a portion of the screen shot as if that is an important section, it isn't. The important section is actually to the right of that, the 32/32A and 241V. The 32/32A indicates that the mobile connector is rated at 32A and that you are running at max capacity, the second 32A. The 241V...

You should not go through this list when picking up the vehicle. When picking up the vehicle you need to make a simple decision "Are you picking up the vehicle or not". You can then get home and detail the vehicle to death and just create a Service Request with any noted items. Even if you...

They'll just change the date at some point in time. Tesla doesn't make any changes for model years. I think that I've seen that they have already changed the years on at least some of the cars. Model Year is a nothing event for Tesla.

Definitely not a fan of the wheel covers covering the tire logos. That looks like a mismatch.

You evidently didn't read my Post #11 in this thread. You may be barking up a tree with nothing in it. Who said 30% loss.

So it sounds as it drives like many drivers do. We know it doesn't drive like you, because you always drive correctly. But the part that you seem to be missing is that it indeed seems to be doing a decent job driving by itself. It just needs a little work on speed control. And FYI, speed...

Look at the privacy settings, I believe that you can disable it.

You picked only one standard to meet? What about water resistance? What about meeting the NACS J3400 physical and communications standards? AFAIK, UL94-V0 just means that when you catch on fire, it only lasts 10 seconds. But it could easily melt and drop on the ground, leaving all the...

Different directions make a huge difference. Look at 4 equidistance points. A start, end, and two midpoints, effectively dividing the road into thirds. A is the start and D is the finish. There's a Supercharger at B, but not at C. You've got enough power to go 3/4 of the entire distance...

You may want to do a little homework. EPA numbers are not 50 mph and they have been updated many times, even this year.

Not really. But then when states pass "abnormal laws" you do sometimes have to expect some issues from it. But in this case, Tesla created the limit from calculations of the response time of the system. They did not feel comfortable processing the data in a timely manner going faster than...

You have no idea what they are taking into consideration and what they plan on taking into consideration. For a Full SELF Driving car, of course you aren't going to accept input from the passengers.