Table 1 shows eight common electrical system related problems of the 2017 Tesla Model S. The number one most common problem is related to the electrical system (95 problems). The second most common problem is related to the software (seven problems).
2017 Tesla Model S p100d. Vehicle received a paid mcu2 infotainment upgrade (mcu1 to mcu2), which replaced both the center touchscreen computer and the instrument cluster. The original mcu1 architecture used an independent computer for the instrument cluster, providing redundancy. Read details...
Since last year, I've been having frequent(6-8weeks) issues with this car all central touchscreen related. It started small but keeps getting bigger and bigger. I don't drive much since covid and I think if that wasn't the case the issue would've been unbearable. Read details...
The Tesla Model S main screen blacked out, causing me to not have access to any of the car's control system other than to drive it (no backup camera, climate control, music, door locking, suspension adjusting, turn signal chiming, and other essential safety featues). Read details...