Elon has said he’d retrofit HW3 cars with purchased FSD. Most of these cars are almost 2 years old or older. A lot of us have considered upgrading to the refreshed versions of the car or purchase an S, X or cybertruck rather than go through a retrofit process that has yet to be implemented. I recently looked at a new model S. I have to purchase the FSD again on the new car. This is a deal killer. My suggestion would be to transfer the FSD and sweeten the deal with monetary amount in... Read more ..read more

So, the retrofit for model Y true? If so, do we have a time line ..read more

The new Model Y has a front camera. I wonder if Tesla sells a front camera for older Model Y customers. I know it is not possible to integrate with FSD (Full Self-Driving), and I'm not expecting that - I'm just thinking of a simple camera that we could use through the infotainment system to see our surroundings while parking. While there are third-party solutions like Teslogic's wireless front camera available, I prefer to have this functionality integrated within Tesla's native software... Read more ..read more

Many other cars like VW have auto parking included. What is the price en America? If the price was for FSD it might have been okay ..read more

I have a rear entertainment unit installed in my 2022 Model Y and the controls for the AC are not working. It’s a 7” rear entertainment unit but the AC controls are not working. I’m having issues performing an OTA update. When I go into OTA it tells me to go to a page “https://8.8.8.8/zp/zptsla/….” Does anyone know how to update OTA or where can I get the update files to perform via USB ..read more

Hi Got my new model 3 a month back, had a 2021 refresh AWD earlier. when driving home from the pick-up point it vibrated heavily in the steringwheel at 115 to 140 km/h. It had summer tires on. I have changed to the Winter tires now that was on my 2021. It vibrates in the seat when driving 50-60 km/h… It has come to my knowledge that I am not alone and Tesla don’t know whats wrong… anybody with this issue in here, never had that with my 2021 refresh ..read more

When I took delivery of my first Tesla, the salesman told me it was an LFP car. From the start, I felt like they were rushing me through the process since the car was used and not new. My questions were met with surface-level, snappy responses, which I just tried to brush off. When I set the charge limit to 100%, I noticed the “80% recommended for daily driving” tip. I brought it up, but the salesman brushed it off, saying I should charge to 100% once a week. I tried verifying the battery... Read more ..read more

Did you notice that Tesla's 3/Y headlights, when used for low beams, can operate in two different beam modes? In addition to low beams, of course, we also have high beams and adaptive high beams, but I don’t want to discuss those this time. Low beams, also known as dipped headlights, are designed for use when there is oncoming traffic. In the Tesla I drove, however, I noticed something unusual about how they work. While with standard automotive lights, the low beam... Read more ..read more

Does anyone know if the front two break calipers are different on the 2025 TMY vs the 2024? I've purchased 3 different sets of caliper covers from different vendors and none of the front covers fit ..read more

During a crash detection, all windows should Lower. I don’t like the thought of burning to death because no one could get out. I understand the front doors have a manual release but the Model 3 does not have any manual release for the back doors. Also the front windows are not easy breakable like the front windshield. They are laminate. I live in Florida where there are lots of canals. Drowning is another issue. Elon, make this happen. I believe in and you and I am. Hugh Tesla fan. I have... Read more ..read more