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Your comment makes my point for me perfectly. btw: "a little bit short" is like being "kinda pregnant". A little bit short means that your head has hit the C Pillar. The Model X is an example of a side curtain where your head does not hit the C Pillar. I find the comparison on that basic...

Well, I can't speak for anyone else. But, just shy of 40 years ago, I was pulling and backing an intermediate range nuclear weapon through the tight streets and forests of Germany and never had to do any of that to pull and back a nuke safely through some really tight spaces.

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Contrast that picture with the Model X Side Curtain. The Model X Curtain extends well past the seat.

It is really surprising how large the gap is between the headrest in the rear seat and the start of the side curtain air bag. Looking at the photo, it is not surprising that the rear passenger's head would impact the C pillar. I must say that I am disappointed.

Thanks. I have that document. The question came from the suggestion to use one jack and a jack stand. If the jack is using the puck, what is the approved location for the jack stand. Unfortunately, the tire service guide does not provide the answer.

I have a Tesla watch app that works as a key. It is flawless and does proximity unlock. It is as functional as the phone app.

If you take delivery before they add the battery sourcing rules in March. After that, probably $3,750.

Haven't they already published these guidelines: Credits for New Clean Vehicles Purchased in 2023 or After | Internal Revenue Service (irs.gov)

Credits for New Clean Vehicles Purchased in 2023 or After | Internal Revenue Service (irs.gov) It is not a good sign that the rules for 2023 and beyond make no mention of a binding contract entered into prior to Aug 2022.

I did not receive anything that I believe would be a document matching this requirement. Did anyone else. Do we know if Rivian is sending the information to the IRS? I don't recall giving my SSN to Rivian. I picked up at the factory in January. "The sale qualifies only if: The seller...

"If you purchased a vehicle between August 16, 2022 and December 31, 2022 but don't take delivery of the vehicle until 2023, see Credit for New Clean Vehicles Purchased in 2023 and After. "

Have there been any reports of an R1S being updated to 2023-02-03?

I just did a quick test in my R1S. You need 2 of the 3 conditions and the car will move. The 3 conditions are Door closed, Butt in Seat and Seat Belt On. Door open, seat belt on, butt in seat = Truck moves Door closed, seat belt on, Butt in the Air = Truck moves Door closed, seat belt off...

If I understand correctly, you want the car to keep driving if you are not in the seat, seat belt is off and the door is open. Nothing could go wrong there.

Is that an R1S version on the pallet? Are you close to shipping these as well?

His question was whether 240V would harm the truck. I don't believe the wiring to the outlet is the problem in any case. The wiring the outlet are likely just fine. The problem is when you use a 3rd party adapter, the truck does not know the correct amperage and wants to set a value that will...

The truck is made to handle 240V at up to 48 amps. So, no damage from this power level.

No. I have a MY23 produced in December. Almost every mfg starts selling the next model year by September or so of the year before (so even earlier).