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What we all first thought was going to be v11 turned out to be v10.2, or at least that’s how it’s called in the software. See the new UI in action, it is still unclear if or when Tesla will integrate this in the 3 or the Y. If I had o bet I would say they will but it will take a while, as it happened with the 3 when it was first released.
Beautiful, thank you Omar for sharing!
The screen seems pretty responsive and allows the passengers in the back to control their airflow, heated seats, as well as playing multimedia. I would like to see how easy it is to reach it and if young kids can do it. Also, is it possible to control that screen from the front?
Fun animation on the screen! In case you don’t know, the term ‘Plaid speed’ comes from the movie Space Balls, they say the only thing faster than Ludicrous Speed is Plaid.
To all Model 3 and Model Y owners, here’s a chance to win this very cool new set of Performance Caliper Covers for your Tesla (3/Y). RT and follow @tesletter on Twitter to participate. Good luck!
Tesla Raj found a controller in one of the demo cars. Tesla seems to be working on their own gaming controller, what do you think? The handle thingy looks weird to me.
Love the visualization on the screen, it seems really intuitive, although I’m sure it will take time to get used to it.
If Smart Shift isn’t your thing and the central screen fails, there is a way of always selecting the gear, the car comes with P R N D capacitive buttons right under the wireless charger.
Great visualization created by CleanTechnica.
Tesla is looking for testers for its Advanced Driver Assistance Systems in Toronto, Barcelona, Paris, and Milan, which seems to be an effort to spend their testing in cities with heavy traffic and a variety of new situations.
You might have seen folks complaining about bubbles on the headrest of their cars, maybe you even suffered it yourself. According to Drive Tesla Canada, Tesla is now offering a replacement as ‘goodwill’ although they are warning folks that they are using the same material, so if this was caused by a hair product or something else, it might happen again.
This Redditor posted about their experience at a Supercharger where a Tesla technician showed up, Tesla sent him there to see if he could assist and he helped this owner by checking tire pressure as well as degradation, all for free 🤩
As Tesla fan I find myself sometimes having to remember what are all those acronyms, here is a list of the ones you can find in this issue.
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