@niccruzpatane@Tesla Careful cowboy. Flawless is an Omar-level superlative. If it is so great, more than ?50 early access influencers/pumpers would have it by now @Tesla_AI
Something isn’t adding up
@niccruzpatane@Tesla Great. It’s been 2 weeks. Would be nice if the rest of us beyond the few dozen early access people had it now; what’s the hold up @Tesla_AI ?
@tesla_raj@Tesla Last earnings call made it sound like HW3 FSD owners at best would get some kind of discount on a trade-up to a HW4 car.. waiting for at least that and Hw4+ ?mid 2027
@teslascope@tesla_semi He’s likely referring to robovan, which isn’t exactly what large families in the market for a minivan competitor would need/want. He’s stuck in his own bubble
@itskyleconner Cybercab designed from ground up w self driving first principles in mind. Jaguar didn’t design for self driving at all, it was jerryrigged by Waymo well after the fact.
@ZappedAU@LudicrousFeed@ryanjaycowan@techAU@TeslaintheGong3 The fact that an American company with some of the most American-made cars is selling one of their most coveted variants in China first, followed closed by S Korea and Australia, is a bit of a slap in the face to very market that fostered its humble beginnings
@Tslachan Wow bigger battery than Chinese variant. This will be a home run in the U.S. So difficult to understand the logic in spite of solving Unsupervised FSD. There are strong Venn diagram markets for both
@Tuggernutz87@Deandawiz My point stands: until HW4 is routinely driving Unsupervised on 100% stock vehicles, regular owners have a long way to go till they get it
@AIDRIVR You are right. And Tesla doesn’t care. They see these frustrated customers as expendable pawns in the coming tidal wave of autonomy. Sad mentality shift :(