Tesla Model Y

Tried that, the Chat bot from Ask A Question is worse than useless..

I did a bit of googling earlier, saw someone mentioned in forum posts that emailing them (ideas@tesla.com) worked.

Anyway fired off an email to ask them to consider implementing seat adjustment controls on the screen for those times where the front passenger fell asleep and this would allow the driver to adjust the seat to a more comfortable position without the need to crawl over. Can't see why it is not possible. Anyway we will see how it goes.

Yeah, more or less the same thing really.. hopefully they take it on board.. I guess we'll see if they implement it or not in future update.. one can hope 😄

I wouldn't expect the feature to be implemented but it should be possible. The driver profile based seat setup and easy entry features require there to be a path for control/comms between the computer system and the seat motors.

Yes, but only for the driver's seat. To replicate for the passenger side would require additional cabling and nickel and dime Musk ain't gonna spend nuttin extra.

Many things can happen.. I find that you normally have to keep an eye out for the following situations:

1. If there is car that appear like they will cut into your lane (going in same direction) from the side, it could trigger it. Although this is not as common in my experience.
2. If there is car that appear like they will cut into your lane (perpendicular to your direction of travel) even if it they stop appropriately to wait for you to get by at the junction, this is the major one. If you see one coming, you need to be prepared to take over.
3. No clear lane marking. This is especially true when the road split somewhat evenly and the car cannot interpret which side to go. It is not so much an issue if in the situation of turn off like a motorway, you can generally overcome it with stepping on the accelerator a little and it will force the car to go straight.
4. If the road is marked but really wide, it will do a sudden braking too.. There is one stretched of road for about 500m at Portnashangan just before the Mullingar in the Dublin direction, I always turn it off just before I get there as it happened twice before.
5. I find that if there is some form of heavy vehicle with orange flashing light (like one of those yellow crane truck, etc), that seems to also trigger it.
6. Is your window reasonably clean?
7. I noted sometimes the navigation system is confused.. I'd be on a stretch of 100km/h road and it thinks that it is on a 50km/h or 30km/h road so slowed it down considerably.. There is no way you can counter this other than having your foot nearby the accelerator ready at all times.
8. This one although not ACC cruise control related but the car is very sensitive to pedestrians even though you would judge it as ample of space.

I agree, the sudden braking is often quite dangerous. Recognising the above helps reduce the number of incidents but I do often wonder to myself, does the car behind me think that I'm brake checking them for no apparent reason. They must be thinking WTF is this A** doing.

also can anyone tell me why these two numbers are different? I’ve literally selected no extra options. I must be missing something obvious.

thank you! Yes I think you are right. It’s minus the grant plus the VRT and some other bits.

also, when ordering, it mentions “delivery”. I assume delivery is something that only happens in the US right? 😂