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I would be a little embarrassed if it was simply a dirty sensor that was causing the misreads. When I demonstrated the issue to the service technician, he witnessed 1 car become 10. He stated that, that is not normal. He also witnessed some cars randomly encroaching into my lane. Not using a...

I experienced these issues while on a recent trip. During most of my normal driving, I do not engage the driver assist. However on this trip, I used it many times. The service center recalibrated the cameras and advised me that if it did not fix the problem, there maybe a bug in the software...

We just purchased a Silverado 3WT. It is a perfect work truck, for the crew. The interior is very plane, no carpets and good range. This is an actual work truck. The GM dealership want GM to make the Canyon an EV.

Charging in BC has improved greatly, if you know where to look. chevron gas stations ( Journie app) Petro canada Shell gas Electrify canada , not to be confused with EA site Plug share is not bad to guide, but not complete

I have the same complaint about water and dirt build up on the lens. The other vehicles that we own do not have the same issue. ( we routinely clean dirt off the lenses, not water )If it is raining, I can not rely on the backup camera, and I live in Vancouver, Canada. It rains here. I am...

maybe stating the obvious here. Many campsites have 50 amp service for the larger trailers. They cost more. Why not rent those spaces. That way you can fully charge in one night.

Register with ev.bchydro.com I think that they are linked with PlugShare. They have many stations across BC from 50 to 150 kWh chargers, located in small towns.

My experiences with public charging is similar to Joe Schmoes. I also has a Tesla for 8 years. I recently took my R1T and the 23' Airstream from Vancouver to Southern Alberta and returned through Montana, Idaho and Washington on the I90. The challenge was the distance between EA chargers was...

Next time I will proof read before I hit send. Trip is from Vancouver to southern Alberta and back through the USA.

I just completed a 150 mile trip with my new R1T , towing a 23 foot airstream trailer( 6,000 lbs). I am happy to report that I made it on one charge. Next week I am on a trip going for Vancouver to southern on a 2 week camping trip. Will report on the range and issues with that type of trip.