@elonmusk But you can’t deny that Claude is far better to work with as far getting things done. I’ve had to unfortunately move projects to Claude after grok kept hitting walls/sending you in loops. Claude far more productive. Grok cool to chat/brainstorm with in my car.
@KelleyToons@JonBbC_TechGeek That’s funny! Duke that and get tesla electricity instead lol. I’m in Texas but think it’s available in Florida as well.
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To be fair if your daily commute is about 30 miles a day and car is parked at home in the evening/night for at least 10 hours - you can get away with just the level 1 regular wall plug charger. Did it for a year with no problem before going level 2 at new place. Installing Level 2 is the way to go though when possible.
Yes superchargers are way faster/powerful. Level 2 at home is more than enough to charge overnight and always have full battery (to your set limit) by the morning.
Pro tip - see if you can Tesla electricity at home (no power wall/solar required). You can pay $15/month on free charging between midnight-6am. Set charging schedule to those times in your Tesla and your bill will literally $15 a month every month. Can’t beat it.
@LeVeonBell processing fee’s etc charged to business owners on credit card transactions really add up. Had $10k in fees paid in 3 months one year and I just had to pull the trigger on charging the customer the fee. Not enough margin to eat it.
(Ach, Zelle, check are offered with no fee)
FSD transfer program is the bigger deal to me.
I believe buying FSD outright will include all future updates including unsupervised because that has been said and makes sense.
$8k divided by $99/mo is over 6 years. I’m not keeping the vehicle that long before upgrading. Elon mentioning the subscription price will go up with capability aligns more with the $8k outright price tag.
I have a 2024 model y at 92% FSD use. I subscribe instead of buying FSD because I see myself upgrading in a year or 2 and if the FSD transfer program is not available then, why spend $8k even if the subscription price goes up to $199 (that’s still 3 years to make up $8k). I do understand there is resale value with FSD bought outright but you have future hardware changes to consider with that.
Staying subscribed and hopefully subscription doesn’t get too expensive.