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Not really surprised honestly. At this point if they release tiny dot updates, I am pretty much just assuming that it is fine-tuning of stuff that we likely won't notice. I'm really hoping that they get potholes figured out soon, because that and parking are still the majority of my...

I really wish the US would invest more into its EV infrastructure. There are still SO many places that could do with better or more accessible chargers, and the worst part is that they don't even need to be fast chargers; even level 2 chargers would help in those areas. As a quick example...

It could be that the structure is particularly weak at that point, but still, the only time I've seen a car get ripped apart that cleanly is usually because of a high-speed collision or a really bad (and almost certainly illegal) previous repair job. The repair job I'm speaking about is called...

That's a big yikes. I've recently noticed under very specific scenarios that my suspension does actually make a weird clunking sound when going over speed bumps sometimes; I might have to get it checked out.

Yeah, I'm going to need WAY more information on this. There is zero chance that either car was doing the 35 MPH posted speed limit or anywhere near it. It's either that or the Model X was one of those cars that were previously in a collision, and they essentially repaired it by welding parts...

Once again we run into the issue of Tesla not making clear what the changes or focuses are for FSD updates. Like, why do they insist on keeping the release notes the exact same every time they release a new update without having a special subsection to see what was actually being focused on for...

I recently searched Tesla’s manuals and online discussions to determine whether scheduled departure charging was still available, since I find the feature extremely useful. It appears to still exist in both the vehicle’s charging menu and the Tesla app, but the setup is not immediately...

Just watched Out of Spec's efficiency tests for the R2 performance vs. the Model Y performance, and the results are honestly concerning. Especially when you consider that the R2 isn't just a road car like the Model Y performance, and ideal conditions aren't the norm. If I were considering buying...

Fully agree. I'd love to see a ton more apps become available natively on the screen, especially if the unsupervised FSD becomes a reality like they have been claiming.

I honestly REALLY appreciate this feature, but I also wish they would have just made the actual apps available on the screen. Nonetheless, this is better than nothing, because I use Google Meet and Teams a lot for work and personal use. Having the ability to use them directly through the car's...

Tesla has done this a few times before. During hurricanes like Irma in 2017 and Dorian in 2019, they temporarily made Supercharging free in affected areas. They also unlocked extra battery capacity on some older, software-limited Model S and Model X vehicles to help people evacuate. It got...

I would hope that if they do redesign them to stay ahead of the new legislation that they would then willingly do a recall of sorts to at least make the cars already on the road better. But I doubt that will happen, especially since it would likely be millions of cars that they would have to...

Well said. I find it so hypocritical, but at the same time, it isn't like back when Uber and Lyft were getting big; there wasn't backlash as well, especially from yellow cab drivers. What really bothers me most about this is the way they're going about it and the claims they are using to fight...

Yeah, agreed. They need to get this addressed ASAP because this simply isn't acceptable at all.

I don't know how many people actually listened to the earnings call, but there was one particular comment that came to my attention regarding HW3 and the potential hardware upgrades they are planning for those that fully purchased FSD. When asked the question (can't recall who it was directed at...

The same day this was in the headlines, I already saw all the comments of people saying, "SEE, IT ISN'T SAFE," while completely disregarding the reasons they are claiming it isn't safe. Which, by the way, had nothing to do with its actual safety and instead with concerns over speeding and driver...

I'm really hoping that those Model Y robotaxis aren't running hardware that is different than our own cars, other than the washers. If they aren't, then that gives a lot of hope for not only V15 but also for a potential unsupervised future.

Imagine in a few years when we see these things barreling down highways with absolutely no one in them! I do worry about all the jobs that will be lost due to this technology, but I suppose it is inevitable at this point, because if it isn't Tesla, it will just be another company that does it.

Gee, you don't say. At least he finally got over it and pulled focus back on what actually matters. It should have never happened in the first place, but at least he realized his mistake and is finally admitting it.

Most videos I’ve seen of it pretty much agree. It’s basically the same as .5 with maybe a few areas where it’s better.