Summon Tesla Model Y
Here’s the ironic part I promised. Summon works great—when it works. Sometimes the app decides to take a nap. Sometimes the car refuses to move because it doesn’t like the surface of your parking spot. And sometimes it just stops mid-roll and looks at you like, “Nah.”
You have to have patience. And a good Wi-Fi or cellular signal. And maybe a tiny bit of faith in Elon Musk’s software engineers. But when it clicks? It feels like you’re living in the future—the one we were promised as kids.
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One More Story, Because I Can’t Help Myself
Last week, I watched a woman at a Target summon her Model Y out of a tight spot. A group of teenagers stopped and stared. One of them whispered, “That’s so sick.” She looked up, smiled, and said, “I know.” Then she got in and drove away without touching the steering wheel once. Cool points: infinite.
I stood there, holding my grocery receipt, feeling like I was watching the future unfold in real-time. And yeah, I wanted it. Badly.