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Anyone's Model Y Bluetooth connection skip like a CD? The music plays fine through Bluetooth earbuds. Tried rebooting car, phone, forgetting and reconnecting Bluetooth... Not sure what else to try.

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Once I enter a ride, the first thing I ask the driver is if he has Bluetooth🤲. And I connect my sound immediately. If he does not have, I will just tell him to turn off the music if it is something that makes me uncomfortable. Better to ride in silence than feed my spirit with polluted sounds just because I am on a ride. It does not matter how long or short the ride is.

Once I enter a ride, the first thing I ask the driver is if he has Bluetooth🤲. And I connect my sound immediately. If he does not have, I will just tell him to turn off the music if it is something that makes me uncomfortable. Better to ride in silence than feed my spirit with polluted sounds just because I am on a ride. It does not matter how long or short the ride is.

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18,354 次观看 • 12 天前

Got a Tesla Model Y recently. What I didn't expect: 1. The fan "swing" mode is lovely. Like a gentle breeze sweeping across you. 2. The wireless phone charger is surprisingly weak. Generates heat but barely adds power. 3. FSD is exceptional. End-to-end driving and parking, and it feels safe. I could never buy a car without it.

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38,646 次观看 • 1 个月前

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66,965 次观看 • 5 天前

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577,485 次观看 • 23 天前