Ever since the Tesla Cybertruck was spotted charging, people suspected that Tesla's 4680 cells were as bad as they were on the Model Y. The first do...
The article has some good details about why this might be a temporary software limitation. Not really an excuse though — you shouldn’t be shoving a car out the door that’s still in “beta” just to meet a deadline.
Yea. They have been able to even update the efficiency and charging curve of the car via a software update, which has been nice. Hopefully they do it quickly now.
The article has some good details about why this might be a temporary software limitation. Not really an excuse though — you shouldn’t be shoving a car out the door that’s still in “beta” just to meet a deadline.
Isn’t shoving beta cars out the door teslas business model?
Yea. They have been able to even update the efficiency and charging curve of the car via a software update, which has been nice. Hopefully they do it quickly now.