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Tesla Clocks in B.C. Fall Back an Hour Though Province Stays Put

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Tesla clocks in British Columbia reportedly fell back one hour on Sunday, according to owners in the province, even though B.C. kept its time setting. British Columbia adopted permanent Pacific time (PCT, UTC-7) after the March 8 spring-forward, so November 1 brought no fall-back for most of the province. Washington did fall back, leaving B.C. one hour ahead until the next U.S. spring-forward. An owner in Vancouver posted a screenshot showing the status-bar clock at 11:33 a.m., while Google showed 12:33 p.m. The time settings offer only 12-hour or 24-hour formats, with no manual zone option.…

🔎 Why it matters: Teslas in B.C. would show a time one hour behind the permanent PCT (UTC-7) the province adopted after March 8, and several owners say they cannot correct it from the 2026.38 settings menus.
📈 Upside: According to @teslainvernon, software 2026.38.5.11 or newer appears to keep the correct time.
📉 Risk: Several owners cannot correct the time from the 2026.38 menus, Tesla has not published an official note, and scheduled charging times could be affected.
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