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You can put it in N while sitting at a stoplight that takes forever to turn green. However, cruising in neutral with an automatic transmission is a bad idea. You can coast in neutral if you have a manual transmission though.

Are you using a fast charger? If yes, then maybe you're a high voltage that could cause the motor to overheat.

It's your security light, and it indicates that the vehicle is armed. If you have automatic lights, it's your light sensor.

Try this one https://www.amazon.com/Connector-Lockout-Anti-Theft-Preventing-Computer/dp/B0D7CVZF9P But I agree with @Noval_tor, using a kill switch is much safer.

Have you gotten it changed yet? My dealer told me I could replace it at 40k miles.

Figuring out the best way to use the regen braking can take some getting used to. I usually leave mine on auto though.

Agree with @speedstersavant_ Kill switch is the safest way.

Appreciate this one! Especially for DIYers like me, this'll be super helpful.

The best way is to test it. Find a large, empty parking lot, definitely not the highway. Then update us after. Keep safe!

I think there's a problem with your bearing. Did you have it checked already?

Hmmm I'd suggest reading the error codes with an OBD scanner to pinpoint the exact problem.