A few days ago, some car owners broke the news that after updating the car machine system and obtaining the "light show" function, there was an embarrassing scene as a result, and the headlights of the vehicle were burned out.
On December 24, Christmas Eve, Tesla launched a blockbuster update, the new UI of the car V11 and the FSD Beta V10.8 version, counted as a good Christmas gift for the owner. Provides features such as light shows, new UIs, and car amplifiers that car owners prefer.
According to the official, anyone who owns a computer can now create their own unique Tesla light show without the need for a Tesla vehicle. Using the free and open source software xLights, you can create a light show to play any music of your choice. You can then download your work or the work of other creators to a USB stick and upload it to your car.
The light show comes preloaded with a song for you to enjoy and will work with all new Model S, new Model X, and any Model 3 or Model Y.
Judging from the light show video uploaded by the owner, after the "light show" function is turned on, the vehicle headlights will be lit through the coding program, and the lighting effect is very cool, but the high-frequency headlights turn on and off the working conditions also bring a lot of pressure to the headlights.
According to the owner of the car, after the light show was played, the headlights were not lit. So the question is, for this situation, will Tesla be responsible for after-sales warranty?
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