Rob
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If you use any version of FSD (Supervised) V14, what is the most common reason you disengage (even if it’s rare)?
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@wholemars Transfer should be allowed until Tesla delivers on all the promises for FSD. I’ve already bought it twice and even though I love it, it doesn’t live up to the promise yet.
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Disappointing, and glad they’re offering order fee refunds for people that thought they could transfer FSD.
But honestly based on how many people are complaining, FSD ownership does need to be sunsetted rather than kept around for years to come.
People expect to be able to buy FSD once in 2016 and move it to a new car in 2026 that they will use well into the 2030s. I would love to do that as a customer, but it’s not a good business model for Tesla if they have to invest billions in training compute, engineering, validation, testing, legal liability, etc.
This $60k variant is already selling at little to no margin. The only shot Tesla has at eventually making money on these units is FSD.
Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt
UPDATE: Last night, Tesla changed its FSD transfer policy (pic on left). You now have to take delivery by March 31, 2026 to be eligible. For people who placed an order before this policy change, including Cybertruck dual-motor AWD order holders: • If your delivery window is on or before March 31, 2026, or it gets pushed into April due to a delay caused by Tesla, the company will still honor FSD transfer. • Tesla will NOT honor FSD transfer if the initial delivery window was after March 31, 2026 when the order was placed. • If your order window is beyond March 31, 2026 or you end up not being able to take delivery by March 31, 2026, Tesla will offer you a refund of your $250 order fee. Before, Tesla's website said: "customers who place an order for a new Tesla vehicle by March 31, 2026 may qualify for transferring FSD (Supervised)." Not anymore. While Tesla always said directly on their FSD transfer website page that the "FSD transfer program is subject to change or end at any time," I’d still like to see Tesla give all $60k Cybertruck AWD orders made before last night’s policy change the option for FSD transfer at time of delivery. Many people placed an order because they thought they would be able to transfer FSD. I’ve deleted the post I made a couple days ago (pic on right) about Cybertruck AWD FSD transfers to avoid anyone seeing that post, but not this update, and mistakenly placing an order. While I did link to the terms page in the thread, I should have added in my first post Tesla’s exact disclaimer wording from the FSD transfer page: “The FSD (Supervised) Transfer Program is subject to change or end at any time." I’m really bummed out for the people who already ordered the $60k Cybertruck and wanted to transfer FSD, even though Tesla is offering order fee refunds. Keep in mind, Tesla can always decide to change the terms on this stuff at any time. People can reach out to any Tesla sales advisor with any questions. They will confirm this info. Link to Tesla's FSD transfer website page: tesla.com/support/fsd-tr…
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@cybrtrkguy Try magnesium chloride. It’s the deicer used on the roads here and it stains badly
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User _saltid_ on Instagram has been spraying his Cybertruck with salt water for the last 150 days, to see how the stainless steel holds up over time. Accelerated aging, essentially.
While the salt has caked itself on (and needed to be scraped off), once cleaned, it appears the stainless steel is still in nearly perfect condition.
Cybertruck: 1
Salt: 0
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If you have ZERO Tesla referrals, reply to this post with your referral link
If you need a referral link for $1,000 off a Cybertruck, pick one of the links below!
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@SawyerMerritt Great price/features but missing the air suspension from the reveal. Love my CT. 20% inflation in 6 years…ouch
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The $50k dual-motor AWD 300-mile Cybertruck trim unveiled in 2019 is equivalent to $63k today with inflation, so this new $60k 325-mile dual-motor AWD trim is a good value.
It delivers on what people want: good range, fair pricing, bed outlets, a motorized tonneau cover, solid towing, 325kW charging, etc.
Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt
BREAKING: Tesla has introduced a new dual-motor AWD Cybertruck trim for $59,990, its most affordable trim yet. • 325 mile range • 7,500 lb towing capacity • 0-60mph: 4.1s • Bed with motorized tonneau cover • Bed Outlets (2-120v, 1-240v) • 325kW max charging speed • Coil spring with adaptive damping • Durable textile interior • 18’’ Wheels with all-season tires • 10" ground clearance • Weight: 6,537 lbs • Same 18.5" center display as other tires. No 9" rear screen
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@Rainmaker1973 Unfortunately, mathematics and reading are required to do these subjects …
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@SawyerMerritt Even after 8 years, one has ever used my code…even my brother. Ha! Be the first: ts.la/robert60941
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I’m now maxed out on referrals for the rest of the year. Time to help you guys get some Tesla referrals!
Drop your referral links below and I’ll send people asking for a code to the comment section to select one. Won’t be able to help everyone, but will do what I can.
For those curious, here's what people ordered using my code:
• Model Ys: 6
• Cybertrucks: 3
• Model 3: 1
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If answer is not 300 then what is the answer..?
1 percent will succeed
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@DisrespectedThe Driving a semi is difficult due to poor visibility from the driver seat. Sometimes mistakes are made. At least it wasn’t a dangerous lane change
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I agree that this semi driver was stupid but the car driver has some issues!
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@DevinOlsenn Grok is great at parroting back what is requested. Sometimes it even changes the navigation as requested but it still has a way to go. More fun than practical for me at this point
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Maybe my Grok is broken, but this definitely didn’t work for me… and then things got weird 😂
Herbert Ong@herbertong
What a moment! Grok in the car just blew my wife’s mind. Just arrived at a restaurant and the car is about to park. My wife says “hey, I don’t want to park here” Grok (eve) replies (surprising her as she didn’t yet know Grok was on) saying “No worries where would you like instead?” So she says the next spot. And the car does it! Crazy. So many people will be shocked when they find out @aelluswamy @tesla @elonmusk
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@sciencegirl Awesome tech but the industrial designer should be made to wear them as punishment 😁
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Deaf girl tries caption glasses that lets her see conversations in real time.
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@alexys_ai It is just thinking. Give it a minute or press the brake to start driving
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Having some kind of bug with FSD 14.2.1 where I’m not able to activate the Self-Driving button at the beginning of the drive.
The “Start Self-Driving” button is transparent and doesn’t let me push it. Takes me starting the drive myself for it to become available again.
Anyone else seeing this issue?
*it doesn’t happen with every drive, just some.
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I wish Tron Mode had an option to keep blinker sound original. It’s cool but tbh I’d rather keep original blinker sound.
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@TechOperator Unsupervised is the game changer. Until then it is a “nice to have” for most people. For me personally, it is a must have for trips longer than about 3 hours
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Tesla's Self Driving technology is a game-changer, yet adoption is slow.
Misunderstanding, fear of losing control, the "I like to drive" mindset from those who have never tried it, etc.
The barrier for adoption will be a people problem, not a technology one.
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Road tripping on Cybertruck FSD 14 was such a nice experience compared to road tripping in my Model 3 Performance
If you love your Tesla, you owe it to yourself to take a Cybertruck test drive
Mahkus@mahkus
Cybertruck has ruined the Model Y for me. Used to enjoy riding in the Model Y. Now it feels like riding in a bathtub feeling every bump and crack in the road. The air suspension in the Cybertruck feels like driving on clouds!
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