Simple dude that loves Tesla, Tech and Travel! Model 3 and model Y owner and $TSLA HODLer! God first! Family a close 2nd. Proud American born and raised!
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Most of my friends already have FSD but ill share anyway if someone wants to try an amazing product!
Get a free month of Full Self-Driving (Supervised) when you use my link. tesla.com/get-app/referral?c…
Whether you knew him as Picard, Professor X or any of the other roles he also played, he was an amazing actor and he surely will be missed.
RIP Sir Patrick Stewart.
Tesla does so many good things for people that often get overlooked.
Last week, we hosted Accessibility Day with members of the disabled community – their feedback goes directly into all Robotaxi products, including Cybercab and future products!
Robotaxi = freedom of low cost, on-demand, safe transportation for the masses
Our purpose-built autonomous vehicles are desiged for everyone from day 1
Starship Flight 15: Both stages have been test-fired, and a November launch is targeted.
Right around the corner. Boldly go!
RUMOR: Tesla Robotaxi app is showing a free first ride in Dallas and Houston, and Cybercabs now outnumber Model Ys in the Texas fleet.
Anyone in that area get it on their app?
Well, that was a messy ride 😅 Never eating Halo-Halo in a Tesla Roadster again! Have you ever had a snack go completely wrong?
🤖 Made with AI
Tesla's Robotaxi app is prepping for airport runs: v26.10.6 code adds airport pickup/drop-off and an airline picker.
Same build caps seats at 4 in a Model Y and 2 in a Cybercab, then picks the car for your group.
Airport run with bags: Cybercab or Model Y?
Emergency Drive Away reportedly got its first real use at an Austin Supercharger, by accident.
It takes brake held plus Activate tapped past a red warning. A stall repair reportedly runs up to $25k.
Should the prompt get a louder alarm, or would that slow a real emergency?
To the kids at the airport that were waving and saying hi to everyone passing by, thanks for making my morning!
Waymo nearly doubles Orlando, about 66 to 118 sq mi, vs Tesla Robotaxi's 26 sq mi there.
Its new map shades the MCO terminal area, but no airport pickups are announced. Rental counter's safe for now.
Does Orlando get the Houston treatment next, and should MCO be in it? I think Tesla will explode and overtake before Waymo realizes.
Cybercab now outnumbers Model Y on Tesla's Texas Robotaxi roster, per DMV counts: 544 to 507.
Austin riders: getting a Cybercab more often than a Model Y yet?
This is crazy cheap overall! I pay that going 1/3 of the distance. Bring on more robotaxis!
An Austin Late Night Cybercab Ride might’ve shown the best cost per mile yet:
🚕 Cybercab - $37.16 - 24.3 mi - 53 min ⏱️
🟢 $1.53 per mile. Cheapest I've logged across 466 fare checks in 4 cities
🟢 20+ mile rides in my log average $53.20. This one came in at $37.16
🟢 Next cheapest per mile is Uber's Wait & Save at $1.64, then UberX at $1.78. Every other Robotaxi long run I have is $2.15 or higher
🧐 Most of this is the base fare spreading across more miles. The longer the ride, the lower the per mile cost
Length is doing a lot of the work here, but $1.53 is the lowest price per mile I've seen. Tesla’s efficiencies must be gradually coming into play 🚕 ✍️
For my fellow $tsla bulls how you feeling?
I think it’s nice to see some steady green for a change.
NHTSA's proposed lighting update for driverless cars with no steering wheel is in the Federal Register today, with comments open to Nov 25.
One idea: optional cyan "self-driving" lamps, 4 to 8 per car.
Would they make you more comfortable sharing the road with one?
Walla Walla, wine wine, woman woman... IYKYK. Good to have another one on that side of the state
New Tesla Supercharger: Walla Walla, WA (8 stalls)
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Not to be confused with Dr. Doom's Latveria, Tesla Europe says FSD (Supervised) is now approved in Latvia, with rollout starting soon. That's reportedly the 10th European country.
Baltic owners: first test a border-crossing road trip, or wait to see how it does in winter?
