Robert Rosenfeld is a dedicated producer specializing in high-quality technology content. With a keen focus on vehicles and innovative advancements, this distributor crafts informative and visually engaging videos that delve into the world of technology, particularly highlighting Tesla models and their evolving features. Their expertise lies in demystifying complex technological updates and presenting them in an accessible and compelling manner for enthusiasts.
This channel serves as a premier source for detailed explorations of automotive technology, offering insights into new releases, software updates, and hidden functionalities. Viewers can expect comprehensive coverage that caters to a knowledgeable audience interested in the cutting edge of the automotive industry, presented with clarity and a passion for technological progress.
This channel serves as a premier source for detailed explorations of automotive technology, offering insights into new releases, software updates, and hidden functionalities. Viewers can expect comprehensive coverage that caters to a knowledgeable audience interested in the cutting edge of the automotive industry, presented with clarity and a passion for technological progress.
New Tesla Hidden Features For 2024 - CarPlay Is Here! Model 3 + Model Y
This video delves into numerous 'hidden' features and 2024 updates for Tesla vehicles, primarily focusing on the Model 3 and Model Y. The reviewer highlights practical enhancements such as sharing locations and YouTube videos directly to the car's infotainment system, and a useful customization a...
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Tesla's Final Surprise Confirmed - Wait For This! | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
This video provides a comprehensive overview of Tesla's 2024 plans, focusing on the upcoming Model 3 'Highland' refresh and potential f... moreeature lock-downs in base models. The reviewer highlights the significant discounts currently available, urging viewers to consider buying now to lock in savings, especially with the federal tax credit reduction for certain Model 3 variants. Key criticisms of the recent holiday update include the lack of fixes for persistent issues like auto wipers and phantom braking, and a perceived slowdown in meaningful software innovation. The upcoming 'Highland' Model 3 is recommended for those prioritizing new features like ventilated seats and an upgraded interior, despite potentially higher pricing. For the Model Y, a refresh is confirmed but without a concrete timeline, making a current purchase advisable for those satisfied with the existing model. The video also touches on the controversial 'anti-flipping' clause for the Cybertruck and the potential for Tesla to start charging for previously standard features in base models. less
Tesla's Huge Surprise - Holiday Update Is Here! | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video provides an in-depth look at Tesla's anticipated year-end announcements, focusing on the "Holiday Update" and potential upcom... moreing features. The reviewer highlights the significant addition of 10 new features in the Holiday Update, including custom lock sounds, rear-screen gaming and Bluetooth headphone support, Apple Podcasts integration, and an improved trip planner with speed camera and stop sign detection. A controversial "High Fidelity Park Assist" feature is also discussed. Beyond the software update, the video speculates on hardware upgrades for the Model S and Model X, such as integrated RGB ambient lighting and a front-facing camera, mirroring Cybertruck features. Potential end-of-year incentives, early Cybertruck deliveries for the "Cyberbeast" Foundation Series in select states, and new color options for the Model Y are also covered. The reviewer notes the upcoming price changes for Model 3 due to federal tax credit adjustments and anticipates the launch of a performance variant of the Highland Model 3 in North America in Q1 2024. less
Tesla's Biggest Change Confirmed - Wait For 2024! | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video provides a comprehensive overview of upcoming changes for Tesla's 2024 lineup, focusing primarily on the Model 3 and Model Y. Key updat... morees include potential federal tax credit reductions starting January 1, 2024, impacting RWD and Long Range Model 3 variants. The reviewer highlights the imminent arrival of a redesigned Model 3, expected in Q1 2024, featuring a new exterior, interior ambient lighting, and a quieter ride. Significant attention is given to the Cybertruck, detailing its ongoing pre-orders, production ramp-up, and the potential trickle-down of its hardware and software features (like RGB lighting, front bumper camera with wash, steer-by-wire, powered frunk, and 120V outlets) to other Tesla models. The review also touches on the controversial removal of physical buttons in favor of touch controls and the potential elimination of the traditional rearview mirror. Software updates, including a 3D graphic UI and AirPlay support, are also discussed. The video concludes with insights into the development of the lower-cost Model 2, slated for production in Texas and Mexico. less
New Tesla Cybertruck Hidden Features - You Missed This!
The reviewer provides an in-depth look at the Tesla Cybertruck, focusing on "secret" features and details missed by many. While the video hi... moreghlights numerous innovative aspects, such as the 18.4-inch Infinity touchscreen, a unique 3D interactive model interface, and a powered glove box, it also addresses the significant controversy surrounding Tesla's failure to meet original range and pricing promises from 2019. The reviewer details the confirmed trims: Rear-Wheel Drive ($61,000, 250 miles range), All-Wheel Drive ($80,000, 340 miles range), and the top-tier Cyberbeast ($100,000, 320 miles range). Notable features include a front bumper camera with a washing mechanism, a digital rear-view mirror, physical steering wheel buttons, and the potential for Steam gaming. The controversial range extender accessory, estimated at $16,000, is discussed as a way to boost range to around 450-470 miles, though its installation and removability remain unclear. The video suggests a tiered delivery prioritization, with higher trims likely shipping first, and a potential de-prioritization of the base RWD model until 2025. Overall, the Cybertruck is presented as a technologically advanced but polarizing vehicle with significant discrepancies between initial expectations and final product. less
Alert: Tesla Event Details - The Secret Is Out! | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y + Cybertruck
This video provides an in-depth preview of an upcoming Tesla event, focusing heavily on the anticipated Cybertruck delivery event and potential announ... morecements regarding the Model 3 and Model 2. The reviewer highlights key software updates, including the imminent release of Full Self-Driving v12, which is expected to leverage AI and machine learning for improved performance. Significant attention is given to new interior camera features, such as driver monitoring and HOV lane detection, as well as the confirmed addition of a front bumper camera across various Tesla models. While the Cybertruck's exterior design is largely revealed, crucial details like final specs, pricing, and initial delivery numbers (estimated at around 10 units) remain speculative. The video also touches upon potential Model 3 upgrades for North America, including a performance variant, and hints at future developments for the lower-priced Model 2. The reviewer expresses excitement for the event, emphasizing the potential for surprise announcements beyond the main focus. less
Tesla's 10 Big Changes for 2024 - Wait For This! Model 3 + Model Y
The video thoroughly explores Tesla's planned 2024 updates across its model lineup, focusing on whether owners can achieve similar features throu... moregh aftermarket accessories. Key upgrades highlighted include new exterior colors (Ultra Red, Stealth Gray) for the Model 3 and potentially Model Y, and an updated exterior design for the Model 3 (Project Juniper). Inside, significant enhancements are noted for creature comforts such as ventilated seats, a new AC system, rear displays, and updated dashboard materials. The reviewer emphasizes that while some features like RGB ambient lighting and rear screens are easily replicable with aftermarket parts (e.g., from Amazon), others like the new dashboard design or ventilated seats are harder to retrofit effectively. A notable disappointment is the potential software locking of heated seats and wipers for standard range models. The video also touches on the upcoming Model 3 Performance, which is expected to offer significant upgrades like new wheels, sport seats, and potentially a Plaid powertrain, with acceleration boost being the only performance upgrade available for current Long Range models. The front bumper camera is identified as a feature that cannot be retrofitted to current models. less
Tesla's Huge Changes For 2024 Confirmed - The Rumors Were Wrong! | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video discusses significant upcoming changes for Tesla in 2024, focusing on the Model 3 and Model Y. A major point of contention is Tesla's p... moreotential to software-lock basic features like front heated seats and wipers on standard range models, a move the reviewer finds questionable despite acknowledging potential pricing benefits. On a more positive note, the upcoming 2024 Holiday Update is expected to bring several highly anticipated features, including an upgraded FSD version, AirPlay support, spatial audio, and improved auto wipers, though the inclusion of an App Store remains uncertain. The review also touches on Tesla's new advertising strategy, the controversial $8,000 in-house wrapping service, and provides detailed leaks and confirmed specs for the Cybertruck, including its dual-motor variant's towing and payload capacities. Finally, the upcoming Model 3 Performance is highlighted as a significant upgrade, expected in the first half of 2024 with enhanced hardware and software for driving enthusiasts, potentially achieving sub-3-second 0-60 times. less
Tesla's Huge Announcement - New 2024 Models! Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video discusses Tesla's significant plans for 2024, focusing on updates beyond the widely known Model 3 Highland and Cybertruck. Key takeaway... mores include the introduction of new, more vibrant colors like Ultra Red and Stealth Gray for the Model 3, likely to be adopted by the Model Y as well, and the expansion of Tesla's in-house wrap service. A notable potential addition is a front bumper camera, which is confirmed for the Cybertruck and likely for the Model S/X refresh, with possibilities for the Model 3 and Y, though the latter's integration is uncertain until the 'Juniper' refresh. The review also touches on the increasing pricing trend for Tesla vehicles and the changing landscape of federal tax credits. A controversial point is the continued opening of the Supercharger network to non-Tesla EVs, which, while accelerating EV adoption, diminishes a key exclusivity perk for Tesla owners. The video highlights the potential for an official Tesla App Store in 2024. less
Tesla’s Huge Announcement - Big Changes For 2024 | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video discusses Tesla's 2024 announcements, focusing on the Model 3 and Model Y. While new models are confirmed, performance-oriented version... mores and significant redesigns for the Model Y (Project Juniper) are delayed until late 2024 or 2025. The reviewer highlights current end-of-year incentives, including 6 months of free Supercharging and 3 months of free Full Self-Driving (FSD) for Model 3/Y purchases via referral codes before December 31st. Monetary discounts from the referral program have been removed, but inventory discounts of up to $2,000 on Model 3s are available. Significant software updates are rolling out, including independent rear screen audio, improved Supercharger availability forecasting, and a simplified Autopilot activation. Future updates may bring Dolby Atmos, AirPlay support, and a Waze-like navigation system. The video also touches on potential UI changes inspired by the Cybertruck and the controversial clause preventing early Cybertruck resale without Tesla's permission, though this clause has since been removed from the standard agreement. less
The Truth 1 Month Later - Is It Worth It? Tesla Model X Review
After a month of ownership, the reviewer finds the Tesla Model X Plaid to be a more refined, spacious version of the Model Y, but not the significant ... moreupgrade expected for its price. Positives include the spacious interior, comfortable ride, and the unique six-seat configuration with captain's chairs, which greatly aids in loading children. The Falcon Wing doors, while visually striking and functional for passenger access, are also highlighted as a potential point of failure and can be overly complicated. The reviewer praises the advanced technology, including the multiple screens and superior audio system compared to the Model Y. However, significant drawbacks are noted: the manual frunk, the unreliability and complexity of the Falcon Wing doors, and the non-functional automatic front doors due to the removal of ultrasonic sensors. The reviewer also expresses frustration with the manual operation required for the second-row seats in the six/seven-seat configurations. Despite these issues, the reviewer ultimately finds the Model X worth it for them due to the overall refinement and creature comforts, though acknowledges it's not for everyone and suggests potential buyers carefully consider the value proposition against other Tesla models. less
Tesla’s Huge Announcement - New Models Are Here! Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video provides a comprehensive overview of Tesla's 2024 lineup changes, focusing heavily on the anticipated updates for the Model 3 and Model... more Y. A significant highlight is the potential introduction of a new 'Performance' or 'Ludicrous' trim for the Model 3, which may feature a plaid motor, enhanced acceleration (sub-3-second 0-60 mph), unique visual cues like a ludicrous badge, and upgraded interior seats with aggressive bolstering. The reviewer notes that the Model 3's international release is ongoing, with a North American launch and the performance variant expected in Q1 2024, coinciding with efforts to clear existing inventory. The video also touches upon the Cybertruck's imminent delivery event, potential wrap options, and the less frequent updates expected for the Model S and Model X, despite them receiving interior ambient lighting and a front bumper camera. The Model Y is slated for minimal changes in 2024, with a significant refresh ('Project Juniper') anticipated in 12-18 months. A notable point of contention is the apparent absence of a front bumper camera in the new Model 3, contrary to expectations and its inclusion in other upcoming models like the Cybertruck. less
Tesla's Big Changes for 2024! Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video discusses several significant updates and potential changes within Tesla's lineup. A key point is the confirmed absence of a front bump... moreer camera on the upgraded Model 3 Highland, despite initial expectations and its presence on other Tesla models like the Cybertruck and planned for Model S/X. This is highlighted as a disappointment for those seeking enhanced parking assistance and a complete 360-degree view, especially given the unreliability of current vision systems. The review also touches on Tesla's potential integration of Elon Musk's AI venture, xAI's Grok, into vehicles, which could dramatically enhance in-car voice command capabilities and information access. Furthermore, the upcoming low-cost Model 2 is detailed, emphasizing its futuristic, Cybertruck-inspired design, aggressive production plans across multiple Gigafactories, and a strategy focused on cost reduction by removing creature comforts to meet a $25,000 price point. The report also notes a price increase for black paint on the Model Y, while the Model 3 retains its previous pricing. less
Tesla's New Model 3 - Should You Upgrade? | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The reviewer discusses Tesla's decision to phase out the current Model 3 in favor of the new 'Project Highland' refresh, which is alrea... moredy available globally but not yet officially acknowledged in the US. The video highlights the significant upgrades in the new model, including a quieter ride, ventilated seats, a rear display, and improved interior/exterior design. However, the reviewer also points out that the current Model 3, particularly the standard rear-wheel-drive version, offers excellent value, especially with current incentives and discounts that may disappear. Key advantages of the older model are identified as the physical steering wheel stalks and the presence of ultrasonic sensors, which are absent in the new camera-only vision system. The reviewer advises potential buyers to consider current pricing, tax credits, and Tesla's end-of-quarter incentives, suggesting that now might be the best time to buy the existing model to maximize savings before the new, potentially similarly priced, model arrives. less
Alert: Tesla's Announcement - The End of Model Y | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video discusses significant shifts in Tesla's product strategy, particularly concerning the Model Y. While the Model 3 receives substantial u... morepdates, including a new design, interior features like ventilated seats and a rear display, and the controversial removal of physical stalks for a stockless experience, the Model Y is presented as being left behind. The reviewer highlights that the Model Y, despite its popularity, is beginning to look dated in comparison to the refreshed Model 3, lacking similar creature comforts and design advancements. Price increases on the Model Y and other models are noted, alongside a warning about potential changes to federal incentives. A potential 'stop-gap' refresh for the Model Y, seen in China with ambient lighting and updated trim, is mentioned as a possible move to keep the vehicle competitive, though a full refresh (Juniper) is still a year away. The core concern is that the Model Y may become less appealing and competitive against the updated Model 3 and other EVs. less
One Clear Winner: Tesla Model Y vs Model X
This video presents a comparative analysis between the Tesla Model Y and Model X, focusing on whether the significant price difference justifies the M... moreodel X's premium features. The reviewer highlights that recent price adjustments have made the two models more competitive. While the Model X offers enhanced features, the Model Y is positioned as a strong contender, potentially offering better value for many buyers. The core question explored is whether the Model X's upgrades are worth the substantial additional cost compared to the best-selling Model Y. The video aims to guide potential buyers in making an informed decision based on their priorities and budget. less
Leaked: Tesla's Biggest Change - The Rumors Are Wrong! | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video discusses significant upcoming changes for the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y, advising viewers against immediate purchases. Key updates include ... morepotential new "Ludicrous" or "Performance" trims for the Model 3, possibly featuring enhanced acceleration but not reaching Model S Plaid levels. Pricing leaks for the Cybertruck suggest a high starting price around $98,990 for the Tri-Motor variant. Tesla is also incentivizing year-end deliveries with transferable free Supercharging and warning about potential federal incentive changes. For the Model Y, updates include new color wrap options, potential new factory colors, and a minor refresh in China with new interior materials and ambient lighting, preceding the larger "Project Juniper" refresh expected in late 2024 or early 2025. A notable software development involves using Tesla Vision cameras for road hazard detection, similar to Waze functionality. The reviewer highlights the "RimCase" by Magbak as a practical accessory for protecting wheels from curb rash. less
Tesla's New Problem - Buy Now or Wait? Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The reviewer provides a balanced perspective on Tesla ownership in late 2023, addressing common criticisms like build quality, the lack of CarPlay/And... moreroid Auto, and the transition to a vision-only system. While acknowledging past issues with panel gaps and production, the reviewer argues these are now largely overblown, especially compared to the initial 'production hell' phase. The absence of CarPlay is deemed an annoyance rather than a dealbreaker, and the shift away from ultrasonic sensors is criticized as a premature cost-cutting measure that negatively impacts parking and door functionality. The reviewer also highlights the omission of floor mats and the charging cable as unacceptable cost-cutting tactics. Despite these criticisms, the reviewer praises Tesla's software, the Ryzen processor's performance, and notes improvements in Tesla Service, suggesting the company has matured significantly. The overall verdict is that while Tesla is far from perfect, many of the widely discussed problems are either exaggerated or have been addressed, making ownership a viable option, though certain cost-cutting measures are disappointing. less
Breaking: Tesla Announces Major Event - Early Surprises Revealed! | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video provides a comprehensive overview of recent Tesla news, focusing on the upcoming Model 3 Highland refresh and potential new variants. The re... moreviewer highlights the confusing and delayed launch strategy for the Model 3 Highland in North America, contrasting it with its international release. Significant attention is given to leaked information suggesting a 'Plaid' or 'Ludicrous' performance variant of the Model 3, which is presented as a highly anticipated development. The discussion also touches upon the Model Y 'Juniper' refresh, noting the existence of multiple design iterations globally and the potential for a significant update mirroring the Model 3 Highland. The reviewer expresses a mixed outlook on the upcoming low-cost Model 2, emphasizing its utilitarian nature over luxury features. Finally, the video covers the official announcement of the Cybertruck delivery event on November 30th, acknowledging the remaining uncertainties regarding pricing, specs, and initial delivery recipients. The review also touches on Tesla's move towards third-party app integration, seen as a precursor to an official app store. less
Confirmed: Tesla's Biggest Change - Wait For This! | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The reviewer expresses mixed feelings about purchasing a Tesla Model X Plaid in late 2023. While acknowledging the current attractive pricing, lease s... morepecials, and the $7,500 federal tax credit as strong incentives to buy, the reviewer strongly advises potential buyers to consider waiting. The primary reason for this caution is the imminent release of significant refreshes for the Model 3 (Highland) and Model Y (Juniper), which will render current models outdated. The reviewer also notes that even premium models like the Model S and X are expected to receive updates, including ambient lighting and a front bumper camera. Despite these reservations, the reviewer's personal delivery experience with the Model X Plaid was surprisingly positive, with good communication, helpful staff, and a more personalized handover than previous experiences. However, the reviewer still points out typical Tesla build quality concerns, such as panel gaps and issues with the Falcon Wing doors, though these were not showstoppers. The reviewer's overall verdict is that while the current market offers good deals, the anticipation of major updates makes it a potentially regrettable time to buy unless immediate need dictates otherwise. less
Breaking: Tesla's Urgent Alert - Major Problems Revealed! | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
This video provides a comprehensive update on Tesla news, focusing on significant changes and incentives for the Model 3 and Model Y. A key highlight ... moreis the "refresh" Model Y emerging from Giga Shanghai, featuring a new woven dashboard material and RGB ambient lighting, though it notably still uses Hardware 3 internationally. The review details Tesla's drastic reduction in referral bonuses, now capped at $250, and offers a tip for finding inventory vehicles by expanding search radius. A significant portion is dedicated to Tesla's new in-house custom wrapping service, offering seven colors for 2023+ Model 3/Y at a premium price of $7,500-$8,000, currently limited to two Southern California locations. The video also announces aggressive, record-low lease specials for Model 3 and Model Y, with a 2-year term for a standard range Model 3 dropping to an astonishing $250/month. A crucial warning is issued regarding potential changes to federal tax incentives, advising customers to take delivery by year-end to secure the current $7,500 credit, which may be halved. Finally, the video delves into anticipated features for Tesla's holiday software update, including Dolby Atmos, AirPlay, and improved Bluetooth audio for rear passengers, alongside potential UI changes inspired by the Cybertruck. Rumors about the performance Cybertruck suggest it will rival the Model X Plaid with a tri-motor powertrain, improved comfort, and a powered frunk and tonneau cover, with mass production seemingly underway at Giga Texas. less
Carplay Is Here Tesla Model 3 Model Y
This video explores adding physical controls and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto functionality to Tesla vehicles, specifically the Model 3 and Model Y. The... more reviewer highlights three key aftermarket products: the 'Control Bar' for physical buttons and knobs, 'Sexy Buttons' from Enhanced Auto for advanced customization, and the 'T2C Carplay Box' for wireless CarPlay/Android Auto integration. The Control Bar offers a straightforward installation and programmable buttons for functions like trunk release and climate control, along with temperature adjustment knobs. The Sexy Buttons provide deeper integration via a 'Commander' unit, enabling features like an autopilot nag-canceling button and highly customizable single/double/long press actions. The T2C box is presented as a simple plug-and-play solution for wireless CarPlay/Android Auto, running within the Tesla's browser. While acknowledging Tesla's minimalist design, the reviewer finds these additions enhance usability and user experience, particularly for those who miss physical controls or desire CarPlay integration. less
Tesla Slashes Prices - Shocking New Discounts! | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video discusses Tesla's recent significant price reductions for the Model 3 and Model Y, noting that while beneficial for new buyers, these c... moreuts are causing frustration among existing owners due to depreciation concerns. It also delves into leaked footage of the Cybertruck's interior, highlighting a redesigned UI with a vertical app dock and a unique steering wheel. Updates on the Model 3 and Model Y refresh are provided, with the Model 3 'Highland' expected in North America around Q1 2024 and the Model Y 'Juniper' refresh not anticipated until 2025. The reviewer praises the potential for the EV tax credit to be applied at the point of sale in 2024, further enhancing affordability. However, the mixed global rollout of refreshes and the ongoing price cuts create a complex purchasing landscape. less
Breaking: New Tesla Model Y Refresh Released! The Rumors Were Wrong!
The video discusses significant updates to Tesla's Model 3 and Model Y lineups. A major focus is the 'Highland' refresh of the Model 3,... more which is already available in China but delayed for North America until Q1 2024. The reviewer highlights that Tesla is not officially acknowledging the new Model 3 in North America to avoid cannibalizing current sales. A "mini refresh" for the Model Y, codenamed 'Juniper', is also detailed, featuring new black Gemini wheels, a revised dashboard with new materials and ambient lighting, and potentially Hardware 4. This refresh is currently exclusive to China and not expected in North America until late 2024 or early 2025. On a positive note for the US market, Tesla has reintroduced a significantly cheaper Standard Range RWD Model Y, priced at $43,900 before incentives, making it more accessible. The video also speculates on the future of the Model S and Model X, suggesting they might be phased out in favor of higher-end versions of the Model 3 and Y due to declining sales and the increasing feature parity between the models. less
Teslas Surprise Announcement - Owners Will Love This! | Tesla Model 3 + Model Y
The video provides a comprehensive overview of recent Tesla news, focusing on significant updates for the Model 3 and Model Y. A key highlight is the ... moreanticipated arrival of new paint colors, including potential options like Quicksilver and Stealth Gray, for North American markets, originating from an upgraded paint shop at Giga Texas. This is seen as a necessary move to keep the Model Y competitive against the refreshed Model 3. The review also delves into the upcoming Model 3 Performance variant, with leaked documentation suggesting a potential tri-motor setup or a new performance powertrain. While a full 'Plaid' version is deemed unlikely to outperform the Model S Plaid, a significant performance boost is expected, potentially achieving a 0-60 mph time around 2.5 seconds. The video touches upon the Cybertruck's master candidate status and impending delivery event, as well as Tesla's ongoing expansion of Magic Dock-equipped Superchargers as a temporary solution for non-Tesla EVs before the widespread adoption of NACS. Overall, the content is informative, covering a range of exciting developments for Tesla enthusiasts. less