Recent content by Procal

I figured it had to be some sort of loophole, because I did drive for Uber and Lyft for a short while a few years back. And one of the requirements was to have some sort of insurance that covers the occupants in the car in the event of a collision. Kind of cool that this is possible, and it...

I think those who are familiar with FSD and how Tesla operates (to a minimal extent), already knew that whatever these Robotaxi Model Ys are running, is in some form going to be the next FSD update. The question is not only what features will make it to the consumer version, but also, when. The...

I agree with Prescott here. The entire situation is one I have encountered many times before, and is always awkward to navigate. Regardless, I do wish the safety monitor had not intervened to see what the RT would actually have done in that scenario, but it is understandable that they did, as...

I've honestly given up hope of receiving any FSD update before mid to end of July at this point. And even then, I feel like that is optimistic.

I'm unsure what you are stating here. From what I read in the article, they clarified and said that there won't be anyone in the driver's seat, but there will be a safety monitor in the passenger seat. Here is the direct quote from the posted article: The part that got me most interested and...

I suspect this is going to be like smartphones, or other electronic devices. Which truly does not make sense to me when it comes to a vehicle, whether EV or otherwise. I do not understand why Tesla doesn't just over build the computational power right from the get-go. Why only build the hardware...

I am by no means a software engineer, but maybe the reason that you can see it in Autopark but not while manually parking is because it is using the FSD computer to show it during Autopark. Whereas when you are manually parking, it reverts to using the normal MCU processor that displays all the...

That's awesome! Hopefully this means us mere mortals will be getting an FSD update soon as well. Likewise, I am hoping this won't increase the price of FSD further, and that they don't fork unsupervised from supervised. Fingers crossed everyone!

Haha! So true! I care just a small bit about performance (0 - 60), but what I care about more is how efficient the car can be, its charging curve, and its total range as well! Imagine a world where even a base model Y could get 350 miles of range even in highway driving, now wouldn't that be...

It is hilariously childish what is unfolding between these two. In all honesty, at this point, I feel as though Elon is just doing more damage to the companies he owns than anything else. I love my Tesla, and the value it has provided to me, but I can't bring myself to buy another one if this...

The smell of corruption and backdoor deals is palpable.

Apple like location sharing options. It would be fantastic if Tesla's built-in navigation could have a button or feature, where you can share your location and ETA information with someone. Similar to how Apple has the “Check-in” feature in iMessage, or location sharing with ETA in the Apple...

I think the issue here is not so much the stopped cars on the side of the road, but instead a combination of things. ACC in these cars is not as sophisticated as FSD, but still somewhat clever. The combination of the fact that you aren’t centered in a lane, and have the cars on either side could...

I have had XPEL Prime XR Plus window tints on my Model 3 LR since a week after I took delivery. The price is by no means inexpensive, but it is well worth it. The difference you feel in hot climates is drastic. To the point, that you can actually feel the difference, when you get into other cars...

This is great and all, but I am more curious to know about the consumer version of FSD. What is going on in that front? At this point it’s been months since we have received a meaningful update, and it doesn’t appear that Tesla is planning on releasing a new version any time soon, let alone...