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Funny thing is that during the initial handshake with the supercharger, it doesn't even check if the VIN the car provides is a Tesla VIN. It's only used for log
by Matheus28 9y ago
Funny thing is that during the initial handshake with the supercharger, it doesn't even check if the VIN the car provides is a Tesla VIN. It's only used for logging purposes and it'll still provide charge anyway.
(You can test this by tapping into the CAN bus while the car is being plugged in. This was true at least a few months ago)
- greglindahl 9y agoWhat's that usual disclosure statement for mutual funds? Past performance does not guarantee future returns. I totally believe you, but that doesn't mean that won't change.
- Matheus28 9y agoOf course. But I'm betting that they'll drag their feet as much as possible before implementing such blacklist. Just making an announcement saves so much engineering time :)