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Thanks. I'm guessing the DD-Pro package was more common on the higher trim cars and thus not too many Air Pure will have it. Is there a way to easily determine if a particular car has DD-Pro, say by VIN? (I'm assuming if one has access to a car and can navigate through the menus, it is easy...

I've seen mention of this 50kW limit on the supercharger network. I didn't follow all of the technical discussions but it sounded like a hardware incompatibility and thus not something that would ever be able to be upgraded for existing cars. Does anyone know for certain?

I am approaching six years and 70K miles on the 2013 Tesla Model S I bought used and, while I still really like the car, I'm pretty sure a used Lucid Air will be its replacement. I'm guessing quite a few people here have also made this transition and I'd love your feedback on what that was...