The tilt display can be accessed by going to Controls > Display. From here, you can tap left, right or center, and the display will move in the direction you choose.
It was recently discovered by Munro Live that existing Model S and Model X vehicles have the hardware for the tilt display, but not motors for the feature to work.
Will Tesla offer a retrofit for the tilt display for existing Model S and Model X refresh owners? One Model S refresh owner Leanne N. shared on Facebook that Tesla told her a retrofit is not available “at this time”. Take this for what it’s worth for now, but it’s possible Tesla may introduce a retrofit at a later date (maybe there’s been a supply chain constraint on parts).
Tesla’s Model S and Model X electric vehicles (EVs) are sold out in Europe for the entirety of the first quarter of 2023, with estimated delivery dates for new orders being pushed to April-June from January-March (via @Tslachan). $TSLA• Model S/X Europe's estimated delivery date has been changed from April to June. (Previously from January […]
Tesla has returned to the Pwn2Own hacking contest and is offering a $600,000 USD cash reward to anyone who can write an exploit capable of bypassing multiple systems in its electric vehicles (EVs) and achieving an arbitrary code execution — reports SecurityWeek. In addition to the cash prize, any hacker who succeeds will also get […]
Tesla on Friday explained that its recent price cuts, which drove down the stickers on its electric vehicles (EVs) by up to a whopping $21,000 USD in the U.S., were made possible by the “normalization of cost inflation” — reports Reuters. According to the company, the price drops are making its top-selling EVs more accessible […]
