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).
Some Tesla owners have been complaining about a continuous high-pitched whining noise found in some Model S/X refresh vehicles, including Plaid variants. The annoying issue that happens while parked will be fixed in the upcoming 2022.36.1 software update (via Tesla Motors Club), a per a screenshot detailing the reply from Tesla customer service. The buzzing […]
Tesla could be preparing to add a new high-definition radar to vehicles, as seen by @GreenTheOnly on the automaker’s parts catalog. Green also confirmed the piece of hardware with an application to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that matches the Tesla EPC catalog. Many in the thread wondered why Tesla would switch back to radar […]
Tesla has increased the price of various snow chains for Model S, Model 3, Model X and Model Y this week. The price changes come as we enter fall and soon winter. You can check out the price increases below in USD, for all the snow chains offered from Tesla.com: Model X Snow Chains – $610 […]
