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Are you seeing an error message flashing on your car’s or Zappi’s screen, or maybe in your Tesla app?

It could be tied to your battery’s SOH, like @Emma1 mentioned. Best bet? Open a ticket and let Tesla analyze your battery, they can do it all remotely!

Haven't seen that range mode before. Where's it hiding?

Hey, just curious, did you buy your car used, and is it a salvage title? I’m asking because I heard that cars with salvage titles might not be able to use Tesla Superchargers.

That sounds like a total headache! Tesla should totally cover it under warranty if it’s under that, especially with those low miles. Overcharging claims are tricky, though, hopefully, they’ll reconsider once you push back. Keep pressing them, and maybe get a second opinion from an indie shop...

For sure, warranties can be a total mess. Tesla’s system is not the most transparent when it comes to coverage details. Since your battery’s still under warranty until 2025, I’d definitely keep nudging them on this. Could be a glitch in the app, or they might’ve just got your info all jumbled...

What were the exact battery error messages that popped up on your screen?

Yikes, sounds like that parking lot’s got it out for you! Definitely frustrating. Maybe it’s time to grab a backup set of tires for some peace of mind, or just roll with the Uber life for now, at least until that "curse" finally calls it quits!

Safety is key when it comes to the frunk, nobody wants it popping open at high speeds! To keep things safe; it’s equipped with a double catch hood mechanism, just like what you’d find in a traditional gas-powered vehicle. Peace of mind, guaranteed!

Extended warranties have long been a top revenue source for manufacturers, as they are known for offering high profit margins..

Your honest reflections really capture the rollercoaster of owning a Tesla X. It’s wild how even the most innovative features can have their quirks.. Fingers crossed Tesla takes these insights to heart and makes improvements in future updates!