Tesla Model 3 - V3.0

Yeah that average is over the warmer months (the ID.3 seems to reset once it reaches 9999km) - definitely wouldn’t be that over winter. I’d say the heat pump will make a big difference. Hopefully the Tesla shows “lifetime” stats rather than resetting like the VW.

I was flooring it this evening and I still was doing 4 mile per kW

Like the new m3 will do absolute minimum 220 miles on a charge even in the winter and I reckon u could go close to 300 mile in good weather granny driving.

My MIC RWD is showing 12.7kWh/100km over 10K km, but I don't believe it. Ok, not much motorways but not hanging around either..

Brought my updated (2022.24.6) RWD for a drive tonight on a quiet dark road to see what the fuss is about. Lights went straight to full beam when I engaged auto pilot, but I could still manually dip the lights. And they seemed to stay on dipped until I manually went back to full beam. But you have to push the stalk away from you each time. (Cannot remember if this is normal, so long since I have driven on AP at night on a country road)

Yep, I got the update early yesterday- on the way home from work last night decided to try AP out a couple of times to check the differences and it behaved exactly as you described, so was happy enough, all was well.

Although about 10 min into my 1st drive after the update earlier in the day while on autopilot an event occurred that I never encountered before - autopilot disengaged with a strange error on the screen and a loud alarm (with no warning beforehand), luckily the road was a long boring straight one and I was attentive, but I could see how if this happened on a bend it could be very dangerous even when holding the steering wheel

There has been no update available on our car yet (MIC LR running 2022.20.8). What the posters above say sounds like how the auto high beams have worked in the past, just that now the auto setting can't be switched off. Wonder if the High Beam behaviour has been altered since Bjorn tested it?

Situation hence is not catastrophically bad, but bad enough. I hope that the future updates will make things better still. I continue to wait for the matrix update which I'm hopeful about will arrive sometime in the future. I don't actually know if it has been promised or even "officially" rumoured.

The only real difference I found last night is it goes into high beam when ap is engaged at night, but normal dimming and back to high beam manually works fine, as for matrix functions....I think we will be waiting for that update, the can't even get auto high beams/dimming to work properly, currently it is absolutely rubbish

Visited service centre today. They’re gonna replace the piece of scratched trim. Seems a bit of overkill, but I think my Plan B of colouring it with a sharpie could have gone horribly wrong 😑

They can install the part at my workplace without me having to be present. Just need to wait for appointment date.

Just a random question possibly related the AP / Tesla Vision question. Several people have mentioned LED matrix lights that are installed, but not enabled by Tesla by software yet.

I'l show my newby-ism and see myself out, but before that: What do these headlights look like / how can you tell which you have? (I'm 2021-Dec M3 SR+/LFP and haven't spent much time looking at the headlights 🙂)

I don’t seem to be able to get Netflix working, I sign in no problem, once I try to play it signs me out and asks to sign in again any thought?

Trip up the m1 in the dark this evening. Observations:

Autosteer unusable as it activates auto high beam. Yes u can knock it off but shortly after every time auto high beam comes back on

You can use adaptive cruise without auto high beam which is great. However I had 2 bad phantom breaks which really knocked my confidence. 2 cars nearly rear ended me and were well pissed off. Seemed ro be when someone cut in behind me of all times to do it. So I didn't use that even the rest of the journey

Another thing I noted that I was flashed a few times on normal roads with my headlights off as oncoming traffic seemed to think I had my headlights on.

I was on the M2 an hour ago. I found the high beams worked well on autopilot. It was a little slow to dip on a couple of occasions, but I was satisfied with it. Needs a bit more testing to give a proper review/opinion.

Thanks! Plus I had sentry mode on too so maybe that affects it a bit aswel