really....is this any different from the car sales.....I thought that when you sell you car, if 3rd party, the buyer can keep the FSD.....if it goes through Tesla, Tesla has the right to cancel it......did I miss something?
I'm in agreement with your timeline guess vs the "scheduled" guess, but why do you think this truck will be used mostly off road? I would speculate that many of us will use it off road, but the time spent off road will likely not come close to anything resembling mostly off road.
you're right.....I think of a truck as something for off-road because of what I read.......I know I will be mostly on-road with occasional camping trips....this truck will be my daily driver.....thanks for pointing out my error
My daily driver too. Commute vehicle, cross country road tripper, Sunday driver, plus hunting and camping vehicle.
I am the 2nd owner of a LR RWD Model 3 that had EAP that the previous owner purchased. In fact, it's my 2nd Tesla that has had EAP from the previous owner. Before I bought my cars, I researched for months each time. I called Tesla and spoke to probably everyone on their support team at this point haha! I called with the VIN of every car (over 50 total) that I was looking at and asked a variety of questions, one of which is does AP, EAP, or FSD stay with the owner or move with the car (the cars had various options purchased). The answer every time was that ALL SOFTWARE UPGRADES including AP, EAP, FSD, unlocked range, performance mode, etc stay with the car and NOT the owner.
I bought both of my Tesla's through 3rd party sellers (craigslist). There's only one way to take ownership of the car no matter how you buy it (private party or dealership, etc) and that's through Tesla. I guess technically you could take ownership without notifying Tesla, but you would never be able to use the Tesla app and have to rely on using the key cards and never be able to supercharge since the card on file is the old owner's and they would remove it at some point.
I'd flip mine for 2x lol
