A blog post about why home batteries need to have the mandated provision of a documented, supported local API: simonhackett.com/2026/05/18/…
I’d love to. I paid for it on four two cars in australia, starting almost a decade ago. When are you planning to enable it for me?
Herre is the written summary of the podcast released last week about the merits of the Cheaper Home Battery scheme having a battery system 'interoperability' requirement ... reneweconomy.com.au/australi…
A podcast about the home battery issue nobody warned you about when you bought one … podcasts.apple.com/au/podcas…
What you said. And the decision to halt new sales of up front licenses just underscores that a refund, preferably with interest, would be a rational solution.
Replying to @elonmusk
Cool, can I please have my money back for my four fully paid , useless, FSD licenses on vehicles on which it does not currently work ?
Replying to @Tesla
V14 drives you door to door - but not having it drives AU HW3 owners … mad :)
Actually not correct, as video accessible without a login is - obviously - not subject to access control.
Replying to @colster6000 @RichardSndor
The fundamental issue right now is lack of communication about these issues, to long term customers. Plenty of funds going to advertisements and lining up happy influencers to spruik new car sales. No resource directed to respecting and communicating to existing customer base.
Replying to @colster6000 @RichardSndor
We just need @TeslaAUNZ to make a statement to paying customers, vs our collective guesswork and imagination about what they *might* be thinking/doing. Meantime the only public comms is national airport advertising for FSD(S) being here now. Except for where it isn’t …
I drove a HW3 vehicle with FSD-Supervised in the USA last year.
The commitment we paid for was for Full Self Driving (not ‘supervised’). The commitment for that included any necessary hardware updates.
Right now the air is full of the smell of burning bridges. No communication.
Replying to @colster6000 @RichardSndor
All of which may be technically interesting, but the reality is that there is a broken commitment that needs fixing. I don’t mind how they fix it, but they need to fix it. Upgrading vehicle hardware is the obvious way.
Replying to @tbtechy
I don’t know whether it’s vehicle specific. We bought FSD on an S, and X, and a 3 and a Y. I paid thousands more each on the S and X to bring them up to HW3 , to avoid losing cell coverage when 3G ended. I strongly believe it’s on @Tesla to take it to HW4 if that’s what’s needed.


