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I have the same problem, and the street names seem to come and go in various weird patterns: - when I pull into my driveway, they show up! - when I reboot the display, they reappear while the "no connectivity" is on, and then disappear when connectivity comes back! I guess I can put in a...

My zoom level does not appear to matter. FWIW, I have this issue in my 2023 Model S (delivered in October). But what I just noticed is that the street names reliably appear again when I pull into my own driveway (and even before I put the car in Park) (Of course that's where I least need them...

FWIW, I have this issue in my 2023 Model S (delivered in October). But what I just noticed is that the street names reliably appear again when I pull into my own driveway (and even before I put the car in Park) (Of course that's where I least need them: at home...:)) My only guess right now is...

When I called to cancel my Chevy Volt subscription because it wouldn't work in my Model 3, Sirius sent a 'free' radio. I thought I'd give it a try. Well: Just where do you stick the antenna without disfiguring the car? Because of the glass roof, the antenna almost works just inside...

My spouse is relatively tall (5'11") and has no headroom issues in the M3. The glass roof if genius for that! In fact, my spouse finds it easier to get in and out of the M3 -- something maybe about the shape of the door opening that I can't see (I'm only 5'7"). So, if you are concerned...

Huh. Not in mine on the one test I did. I thought it might help, so I opened up the back seat vents, and the fan ramped up! But I'll give it another try.

Mine is too loud. The standard setting seems to be 3 and 4, which is definitely audible when there's no music on. When I manually set it to 1 or 2, it is about what my S is at its 3 setting. I asked service about this, and they said they've heard this comment before. But no...

In my Model 3, the fan is easily audible at idle and even while driving, when it is set at level 3 (which is usually where it is for "auto", given the mild weather in the SF Bay Area this weekend). Even when driving at freeway speeds it is still above the ambient sound. Level 2 is almost...