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Hands free would be great for highways, although if it has a hard time, like now, keeping centered in the lane while negotiating sharp turns, it could be a disaster. I often drive one way about 200 miles through the mountains from Tucson to Pinetop, and HA works pretty well. The major issue I...

Grok says: The statement you mentioned is partially accurate but requires clarification. Ford Lightning users can indeed use the Tesla Supercharger network, but the specifics of the subscription fee and how it applies are nuanced: - **Membership for Non-Tesla Owners**: Ford EV owners...

Could be I'm running iOS 18.3 Beta. But honestly, I am tired of reporting bugs. Last time I reported a "major bug" (auto lights coming on in the daytime when car faced a certain way), they even sent service out to replace the light/rain sensor. Finally they confirmed it was a software problem...

It doesn't show your car graphics, when it's plugged in. Maybe I want to see if the doors or trunks are open?

I’ve encountered this issue when leaving my neighborhood and sometimes when starting the car after parking. I managed to get Adaptive Cruise working, but it’s still running version 2.5.0, and I haven’t received any updates since then. The problem became more frequent after my first drive after...

I currently use this FM transmitter and if works great from the front of the car. I suppose I could relocate it to the rear antenna, but it needs some USB power. The worst is actually running a cable to rear and not having look bad: https://a.co/d/fRFlGXN

I didn’t have much success in injecting the FM signal from a SiriusXM radio into that antenna input. SiriusXM actually has a modulated FM output, but the signal strength is obviously not very strong, and not strong enough also to be fed directly to the antenna, I guess. The problem may have been...

There's now a setting for the Tesla Model X where you can disable the doors from opening automatically when you're at your home GPS location. Additionally, you can now configure whether the trunk opens when you stand at the back of the car. The Model X vehicles equipped with HW4 perform these...

Funny (and informative) short video asking if you would get a Gravity over Model X:

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I, and I think everyone else has ordered this combo 😜. But I'd like to see the Bronze in person - just to be different from the rest.

I watched it at 2x speed. Learned a few new things, but still waiting for a review that shows off the UI and new Dream Drive Pro features.

See attached screenshot from the design page, which says "Power Rear Side Window Sunshades":

I've been using Tesla's UI from the original Model S up through the current Model X with its binnacle and single horizontal screen. I've grown accustomed to the newer interfaces and actually find them quite effective, except for the lack of CarPlay support. My driving style might influence this...

There are several places in Tucson/Oracle which allow driving with highway assist. For example Oracle Road, which is actually AZ HWY 77. There are many such highways in AZ and many of them run through towns with lights and highway assist works there.

Would have been good if the survey also asked at what mileage the battery was replaced at.

This is where a chat engine like Grok comes in handy: What you've described sounds like a fascinating and innovative feature for a vehicle, combining sensory elements like sound, scent, and visual cues to enhance the driving experience. Here's a breakdown of the components: Material of the...

Actually after searching around, according to Autoblog and other sites: The opening door on the front fender dubbed a "Prism Case" houses a "totem". Each totem is made of either brass, travertine, or alabaster and owners can reportedly place it inside the center console to change the cabin...

What's that thing sticking out of the side behind the driver's wheels. At about 2:47 on the video. Video below starts there:

"Feature" films require scripting, rewriting, multiple takes. What we are seeing is mostly raw footage, which does not lend itself to editing.