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Chill v Standard Mode in the Tesla
This is part of a series that covers my experience with a Tesla Model Y. I bought the “slow” Tesla. The Model Y Long Range, which is fine. I wanted range more than performance. If you look at the 0-60 … Continue reading
Getting Started with TeslaMate
This is part of a series that covers my experience with a Tesla Model Y. One of the things that a Tesla car does is make a lot of data available. From the mobile app I can not only control … Continue reading
The First Tesla Ski Trips
This is part of a series that covers my experience with a Tesla Model Y. After a bit over 4 months, we finally had a long road trip in the Tesla Model Y. As I live in Colorado, we went … Continue reading
Tesla v11 UI Tips
This is part of a series that covers my experience with a Tesla Model Y. One of the more interesting things about Tesla cars is that they have a computer system that essentially helps you run the car. There aren’t … Continue reading