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Is there a reason why I keep seeing more and more M3s without the rim covers in the streets? Makes me wonder why, because those naked wheels are sooo ugly. And why the hell they didn't upgrade to Helix rims if they didn't like the streamlined look of the Photon. Or are rim covers often stolen?

Open Mirrors Upon Seatbelt On, Not When Unlocking Most cars open mirrors early—often as soon as the car is unlocked—to allow drivers to check alignment before driving. Since Teslas use driver profiles to auto-adjust mirrors, it would make more sense to open them later, ideally only once the...

Wohooo... someone must have been reading forums lately. https://www.notateslaapp.com/community/threads/software-update-wishlist.1809/post-3567

Wohooo... due in the next Spring update.

Add "Favorites" to Charging Location Categories Currently, charging sessions are only categorized as Home, Work, or Other - the latter being a generic catch-all. Beyond supporting multiple Home and Work locations, it would be helpful to add a Favorites category to distinguish trusted or...

That's true but it shouldn't have been the case that the USB key wasn't powered upon sentry event either. We were talking about the lack of constant power, not intermittent/on sentry demand.

Well that's good. Anyway, lots of these things are done by trial and error. One would think that security-related features would be tested more extensively, though. I put a clearly distinctive Airbus autopilot disconnect alarm for the car close, so if I don't hear it, I know... I have forgotten...

This is a great feature. Would be actually great if, on top of what @PrescottAZRichard has written, it displayed instructions according to the local regulation, also because that's what FSD will have to learn to do, to avoid causing issues. For instance, I was amazed when in the US I saw...

That's weird. If the phone lost connection, well that would be a very good moment to consider it "away" (provided that the car is at a full halt, you aren't sitting inside, you don't have seatbelts on, etc.). Looks like an overzealous handling of UWB proximity more than the sheer direct...

That's a fair point, but I find 7 more dangerous because it pisses off everyone around and thus can cause unwanted and unsafe rage reactions. I always drive on 2 (just because there isn't 1 anymore) and find myself often accelerating manually to cover gaps, based on my own assessment of the...

It's nice to have the option, given the lack of real connectivity provided from the car - and, surprisingly, the car itself asking for external connectivity for its own updates. Would be actually great having it remotely activated via the app, so we can leave a mobile router inside the car and...

What do you mean? Distance is a function of time and speed, and on any adaptive cruise control is factored with multipliers based on the minimum reaction time, which is exactly a second. Interestingly, when abandoning the radar for Vision we lost factor 1, guess why... So it doesn't really...

Same here, however I mentioned .6 not .4. Anyway, it restarted today, from scratch. Not that there is anything worth waiting for, at least good to know I'm not lagging behind.

Prepare for the trunk and frunk to open simultaneously...

Now this is interesting. Update 2025.8.6 stalled at 75% and disappeared. Looks like there are some big fat bugs out there.

Mine got dangerously worse with the latest updates. Now if I I'm on autopilot/TACC I can't have the accelerator pressed (you know, trying to catch up with a car after a phantom brake, or overtaking a car that's moving to another lane), otherwise I cannot neither apply NAG torque to the steering...

Isn’t this the first (relevant) physical recall ever by Tesla? Automotive companies recall vehicles all the time, and for good reasons, so the fact that this makes the news is a bit preposterous. That being said, although I live in Europe and am not a fan of the Cybertruck, or any truck for...

What does this mean? Edit. Ok got it, it probably relates to the Performance model with active suspensions. Which is the only reason why I regretted purchasing the Long Range. It's so wobbly that sometimes I get nausea. Rolls too much, I preferred the firmer suspensions of the former model...

Exactly, that was even supposed to be an hidden easter egg at the beginning. And isn't that off by default? What's dangerous at night is the behavior of the automatic headlights after flashing at cars, as previously described. Curious to read if the experience in the US is the same as in the...

So, the facts, unbiased. Mark Rober comes up with meticulously engineered tests and walls and fools autopilot. But does not try FSD. Damn. Other guy puts together something way less meticulous - strangely when CyberTruck was engaged, wrinkles in the wall wouldn't have fooled the Coyote, not to...