Recent content by flarbear

Yeah, the Millbrae car has exposed mount points for the 3rd row seats - I certainly hope that isn't how the production 5 seaters are delivered...

Still waiting for non-DE with HUD. I was going to say Newton as well, but I have an idea that currently is available as a personalized plate in CA so I'm not going to unveil it until I take delivery and order the plate. ;) In the meantime, my "holdover car" is a Polestar 3 and I named it...

I agree that they are probably trying to avoid interruptions in the driver's view. I suppose I should direct most of my annoyance at Fastrak - the old version of the Fastrak Flex I believe had a slider switch so you could adjust it blindly. This version is a much smaller body, but with the...

Ugh, I've got two problems that are fighting with each other. My current car has a specific section of the windshield where fastrak responders will work, and it's on the passenger side just like the Gravity appears to do it. My fastrak responder also has a setting on it for how many passengers...

Gravity has RWS if you order the Dynamic Handling Package.

Don't get a P3 DM Performance edition then like I did. ;) The soon to be available rear motor version will apparently have a pretty good mid-300s range. The DM non-performance has just over 300. Given that this is not a forever car for me, I sometimes think I should have gotten an ID.Buzz just...

P3 was my Plan B. I really love the way it drives and looks, but the software is a lesson in frustration. For a few people they can get locked out of their cars, but that is not common, there are workarounds, and thankfully (knock on wood) not an issue for me. What nearly every owner experiences...

So those of us with older (non-wifi) Tesla wall connectors shouldn't have an issue?

It's a fix-it ticket which means you attach one, have it signed off by a cop and pay a small fee. I had that happen once when I parked in a city zone where they scan plates. I did the fix it with a removable bracket (they won't sign off if you just tape it on, it has to appear permanent), then...

Hard to say. The options were missing so it had to be in some stage of production, but I didn't inquire further as it didn't meet my needs.

The way the red tail light bar streaks across the back of the black Gravity in that youtube thumbnail has me intrigued... But not enough to order a black car...

I got a call yesterday from my SA telling me that they had a car just like mine (cough) due to people canceling their orders. Then he listed the differences: Tahoe interior instead of Yosemite (the popular option, but for me, not interested) 21" or 22" wheels instead of 20" (not interested)...

They've had Gravity models in the studios a while back that were roped off and were pre-production models. They've had Gravity models in the studio you can explore that accompany the test drive circuit. Have they yet had any standalone Gravity models that you can explore in a studio that were...

I'll note that they've said similar things in the past only to have nobody at the center know what event you are talking about and a mostly misinformed person present that describes (badly) the "...(features)..." that set the new models apart. Most of what they say you will find there are...

I don't think it is redundant. The "current" in DC is standing in for "nature/directionality of flow" whereas the second use of current is standing in for "measure of amperage". It can't simply mean "amperage" in DC because in its partner term AC, both voltage and amperage change and so the term...