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Tesla cars connect to the net via a standard SIM card arrangement. So there is a SIM card somewhere inside the dash that you could find and pop out if you reall
by codeulike 11y ago
Tesla cars connect to the net via a standard SIM card arrangement. So there is a SIM card somewhere inside the dash that you could find and pop out if you really wanted to be sure. But then its goodbye autopilot, etc.
- mikeash 11y agoAutopilot will still work fine. It may receive periodic data updates, but it doesn't require a connection to operate. All you'd lose would be remote access through the app, further software updates, and any remote diagnostics Tesla might be able to do if you have a problem, assuming you also kept the car off WiFi.
- gravypod 11y agoThat to me seems like the best option, considering a Tesla owner could then put the car back in when they need more assistance with the car or just, as you said, connect it to WiFi. That seems like an agreeable compromise in my book, it requires user connect for Tesla access.