Cold climate owners should be aware of this:
https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/03/te ... ing-bolts/
Definitely worth looking into
ElectricEddy wrote:Cold climate owners should be aware of this:
https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/03/te ... ing-bolts/
Definitely worth looking into
In a recent tweet, Elon Musk confirmed that Tesla Model S and Model X owners whose vehicles are equipped with older Media Control Units could be retrofitted with the company’s new x86_64-based MCU.
lorenfb wrote:here's an example were a processor change
was necessitated for the AP function and an OTA update, e.g. a firmware solution, wasn't possible.
jlv wrote:New cars have to so-called MCU2, which is merely newer, faster hardware. OTA updates will still occur and deliver the same features to the older cars (with the older, 6 year old MCU1 platform). Just like cars with AP1 hardware are getting new features. Where does it say otherwise?[/b].
lorenfb wrote:An overly simplistic assumption on your part,
That said, I'm still a very happy owner (*). The car is still a pleasure to drive. Just yesterday we did a 420 mile round trip, starting in Massachusetts, through the NH mountains, up to Maine, and back home. 2 supercharging stops. We've now hit 19K miles on it.jlv wrote:I've never owned such an expensive car and I've certainly never had this many issues with one.