Tesla patented a new steer-by-wire system some believe may be used on the Roadster. Via, Not a Tesla App:
"Tesla recently published a new patent that could change the way future steer-by-wire vehicles feel and operate. The patent is titled "MULTI-TURN STEERING FEEDBACK ACTUATOR" and was...
I guess the Roadster will be somewhere between $250k and $500k. I came up with that figure as a comparison to the Ferrari "Luce" at $680k and the YangWang U9 at $250k. Those are the competitors I would think are the Roadster's direct competition in performance envelope and "rare-air"...
F1 Fan-Car Technology: Tesla patented race-banned F1 aero tech for the next-gen Roadster that mimics the ground-effect fan systems once used in Formula 1 racing.
One-Piece Seating Technology: Another recent Tesla patent revealed a one-piece seat design for the next-gen Roadster constructed...
So excited to finally see it and the innovation in it! F1 fan-car tech, F1 steering tech, F1 seating tech, and those SpaceX thrusters! :alien:🚀🛸 Alien Technology for Sure!
I got "Blue-Lighted" today on a four lane highway, I assumed for speeding in "Mad Max" mode. (hadn't put my tag sticker on) CyberTruck immediately slowed down and began to pull off the road to the shoulder when I took over so I could pull into a store parking lot. Was very impressed with the...
Nah, Alabama fans need to be excited for our coach. He isn't in jail for woman issues, hated by an entire fan base, or losing. SEC is a very tough game and Alabama fans some of his dumbest critics. I like that black hoodie! 🤣
So, after contacting Tesla I received my updated "Tesla App" for Android early this morning. I can now use my new "Holiday Update" features like photo 📸 booth.
Got the update but, my Tesla phone app on Android hasn't updated. Cannot use photo booth or other new features. Anyone with Android having this issue? Playstore says I've got latest version though not the app version i need.
" The Cybertruck's parking brake is an electronic system that automatically engages when you shift to Park, using electric actuators on the rear wheels for a secure hold, and disengages seamlessly when you press the accelerator or shift out of Park. It's integrated with regenerative braking...
Possibly the Sun's light shining directly on the garage? Maybe it created reflection that confused the camera "contrast" of space and brick? I'm guessing of course, but the Sun is shining directly at the garage opening.
Too bad. Really sucks for you but I'm glad you shared your experience so I don't make a similar mistake. Thanks for the "heads up" about FSD parking errors. :)