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Tesla Model 3 and Y Retain 85% Battery Capacity After 200,000 Miles. New information released in Elon Musk & Co’s 2023 Impact Report has revealed that the manufacturers expect the batteries in their EVs to last a very long time, and this is primarily based upon real-world experience with the Model 3 and Model Y.
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Tesla's own proprietary DC quick charging technology as found on its Model S, Model X and Model 3. the fastest electric car charging technology available to the public today is arguably one of the brand's unique selling points. Supercharging technically capable of providing up to 145 kilowatts of power although usually maxed out at...
Tesla Fixes 4-Year-Old Bug Enhancing Visualization Smoothness in …
Oct 9, 2024 · With the latest update to its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software, they’ve just made driving a Tesla feel even smoother. This update, part of the FSD version 12.5.6, has significantly improved the way visuals will be displayed on screen when you use the Autopilot feature. Apparently, this is happening as a result of fixing a four-year-old bug.
First Glimpse of Upgraded Tesla Model Y 'Juniper' Surfaces in …
Oct 3, 2024 · The Juniper edition will provide aesthetic upgrades and dramatically boost extreme performance capabilities. Rumors point to an enhanced powertrain to improve horsepower and torque to provide thrilling acceleration and handling. If these enhancements come true, the Model Y will be positioned as a leading electric SUV with no doubt.
Tesla to Rollout Adaptive Matrix Headlights OTA Update for All …
Feb 4, 2024 · Tesla is going to offer the adaptive matrix headlight features to its two existing models in Europe according to a leaked document. Currently, the ongoing rollout of Update 2024.2, featuring support for the new Model 3, is in its early stages, with around 1% of the Tesla fleet having access. Tesla is a big talker of cool revolutionary tech and ...
Here’s a First Look at Tesla’s Stunning V12 UI ... - Vehiclesuggest
Apr 18, 2024 · Enhanced Media Player: The media player now features large playback controls and offers quick access to Recents, Favorites, and Up Next, enriching the entertainment experience. Refined Autopilot Visualizations: The driving visualizations have been expanded with a minimized map in the top right corner for better trip guidance. Tesla Spring Update UI (2024.14) will feature: • Fullscreen car ...
Tesla Model Y Juniper to Feature 95 kWh Battery with 500-Mile …
Aug 2, 2024 · Excitement is building around the latest rumors and leaks surrounding the Tesla Model Y “Juniper.”. The latest buzz suggests that this refreshed version will come equipped with a powerful 95 kWh battery, likely reserved for the Long Range and Performance versions. If true, this would represent a significant upgrade, boasting more than a 26% ...
Tesla Model X Power Front Doors Are Back With New Features in …
Jun 21, 2024 · Tesla’s new software update, 2024.20.1, introduces several new features, but the prime highlight from the lot is the return of the Model X’s power front doors. When Tesla removed the ultrasonic sensors from the Model X in 2023, it also took away the automatic front doors. Many Model X owners were not very happy with the removal of the feature.
Leading Insurance Companies are Terminating Tesla Cybertrucks …
Oct 7, 2024 · GEICO is one of the biggest vehicle insurance companies in the United States and it has made the shocking decision to stop covering Tesla Cybertrucks. The company is reportedly canceling existing policies for the Tesla electric truck, stating that the Cybertruck “doesn’t meet our underwriting guidelines.”.