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Old Tesla superchargers (Gen1 and Gen2) use the same connector as NACS, but are not capable of the NACS communication protocols. Only Teslas can charge at these old superchargers. Newer Tesla superchargers (Gen3 and Gen4) are capable of NACS communication and are identified as "NACS" or "Open to...

I stand corrected! My impression of the Model X seating preference was apparently quite dated. Back in 2016 when I bought my first Model X, the 6-seat configuration was clearly the most popular, but that appears to have shifted massively when they introduced the folding second row in the 5-seat...

My wife and I got a chance to see the Gravity in the Seattle studio. For background, we have been Tesla Model X drivers for 9 years, and thoroughly enjoy the "toy" aspects of the car. Our current Model X is a 2022, and we would be keeping it another year or two if the backlash against the Musk...

That's correct. You can't get a test drive in Washington at all. There was a bill introduced this year to correct this situation, but it got killed by a committee chaired by an automobile dealership owner.

Great news! I'll be heading over to see it!

Like others on this forum, I found the range impact of the third row surprising, and I thought it could be an artifact of the way EPA tests for range. Here's what I've discovered reading the EPA regulations and publications: The EPA test is done on a dynamometer, so they must simulate real...