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Is their an upcoming recall of 4 million Tesla computers?
OK, here's the real story. Tesla is replacing 4 million FSD computers on older Tesla's going back to 2016 that were promised Full self driving, and paid a lot of money the option. The caveat is you had to have bought FSD. You have to be careful about the garbage click bait stuff being published
I realize this is potentially a really stupid question, but I'm going to ask it anyway. With a lot of other auto manufacturers moving to Tesla's charging standard and therefore changing their "port", this allows those cars to use Tesla super chargers (and my understanding is WITHOUT an adapter). If this is in fact the case, I assume* that to mean that I could use my Tesla charger at my house to charge that same non-Tesla EV. Is that correct or is there some limitation?
I realize this is potentially a really stupid question, but I'm going to ask it anyway. With a lot of other auto manufacturers moving to Tesla's charging standard and therefore changing their "port", this allows those cars to use Tesla super chargers (and my understanding is WITHOUT an adapter). If this is in fact the case, I assume* that to mean that I could use my Tesla charger at my house to charge that same non-Tesla EV. Is that correct or is there some limitation?
I'm pretty sure that if an automaker added a NACS connector you would be able to use a Tesla home charger without the adapter. But so far, I haven't seen any manufactures add a NACS yet.
I'm pretty sure that if an automaker added a NACS connector you would be able to use a Tesla home charger without the adapter. But so far, I haven't seen any manufactures add a NACS yet.
There's no such thing as a stupid question, BTW
Ioniq 5 has a native NACS port starting with the 2025 model year. And yes you can use your Tesla-branded wall charger with it.
Well, a more powerful computer for one. HW v3 uses a more software for processing while HW4 offloads to the hardware. Also, better camera's. HW v4 also uses FSD v13x which uses Tesla's Neural network, while FSD on HW v3 only (so far) supports FSD v12x. You can see the differences how everything is rendered around you when on HW v4
So I got access to my relative's car and took these pictures.
So Hardware 3 has all the 3 modes you mentioned. I forgot to get a picture of the FSD version though.
So I got access to my relative's car and took these pictures.
So Hardware 3 has all the 3 modes you mentioned. I forgot to get a picture of the FSD version though.
Got it 👍He would be on some version of FSD v12, its gotten some features from v13. Unfortunately, they have been passing up my Model Y on FSD trials, so the last trial I had was last year
