In the same spirit, I bought (I paid for) a car that can DC charge. If they want me to have a car that cannot DC charge, the very least they could do is a reimbursement. And if they don’t like that my car can DC charge, maybe they can buy it from me, or recall it. Tesla has lost this kind of fights in the past (e.g. the case of a guy that bought a car with FSD, Tesla removed FSD afterwards, and in the end Tesla had to reinstate FSD and got a lot of this bad advertisement you all say it’s trying to avoid).

On the other hand, this permanent disabling of supercharging (and potentially 3rd party DC charging) is NOT a software thing. It is a hardware thing. So your statement doesn’t cover the original post of the thread.