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Did anyone else notice how the energy widget in the instrument cluster no longer show the kW? Here's what it looked like before: Hope they'll bring it back in the future!

Anyone remember this?

Did this get removed in version 9/10? I noticed that these visualizations don't appear anymore.

Back in version 8 and below, it wasn't laggy. Starting with version 9 you can see how laggy everything is because of the unneeded animations meant for MCU2. Version 9 and above were made for newer cars; they didn't even bother changing the Driving tab icon!(The icon shows a Model 3). This is...

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Do USB mice still work in V9?

It's not good for AP1 cars; version 8 was the peak of features (besides for games) for AP1. If you have the newer autopilot, then yes, the new software updates are good.

Exactly. I thought that version 8 was as flat as it could get but it got even worse with version 9.

Don't seem like they do... I wished they offed upgrades to MCU2 so that I can experience the games.

I'm actually using version 9, I just prefer version 8.

Holding down the Controls button on the screen makes "Thanks for your feedback" on the instrument cluster. What does this do?

Holding down the Controls button on the screen makes "Thanks for your feedback" on the instrument cluster. What does this do?

Is Smart Preconditioning on?

Looking back at version 6, the user interface was beautiful. But does Tesla read these forums? Maybe they're not aware. How do you know Tesla got negative feedback about version 9? Tesla probably don't read these forums so our complaints are not seen.

Glad to see people talking about the badly designed user interface of Version 9. Hopefully Tesla will make the UI more accessible while driving again. Version 8 and below solves the last 3 bullets. Even the first point of haptic feedback was sort of solved in Version 8 and below, since you...

Even the icon for the Driving tab is a Model 3!

Here's an example of how version 9 has bad readability: In version 8 and below, the selected ride height is in blue so that it contrasts with the background. Now it's just white like the background with a tiny shadow to show it's selected.

Can the "Fusée Gelée" exploit be used to downgrade software? This exploit can let you downgrade and upgrade software on a Nintendo Switch, can this be used on a Tesla? I would love to go back to version 8.

Can the "Fusée Gelée" exploit be used to downgrade software? This exploit can let you downgrade and upgrade software on a Nintendo Switch, can this be used on a Tesla? I would love to go back to version 8.

I would even pay to go back to version 8! Version 8 actually had more features for AP1 cars than version 9 (except for some easter eggs). Version 8 is more optimized for portrait displays (Model S and X) whereas version 9 is just the Model 3 UI ported over, thus not taking advantage of the...

It's like they forgot that they're making the UI for a car, not a tablet! The toggles and media control buttons are too small in version 9, and the swiping gestures are not intuitive while driving; version 8 had better ways of navigating the interface, like how you can press the side of the...

The user interface of version 7 and below were the best. Modern UIs like in version 9 look like it was made by lazy designers. The good thing about version 8 is that it uses radar for Autopilot, the interface was not as flat and bad as in version 9 (it still had 3D icons), and it still had the...

Anyone got Tesla to downgrade their car to v8 yet?

Me too.

Once someone is able to hack in, I hope there'll be a way to downgrade software(so that I can go back to V8).

Tesla should have a service that does software downgrades, even if it charges money. Old Teslas don't have any new features in V9, just less. The UI of Version 9 is just terrible, it's like they forgot they're designing for a car; the buttons are too small.

Version 6 is absolutely beautiful. The skeuomorphic design made the software feel premium and easy to use, whereas version 9 makes it feel cheap and non-intuitive. If only I could downgrade to version 6/7, just like how I downgraded one of my iPhones to iOS 6 (the last iOS version to use...

Recently, Apple started to allow downgrades to iOS 6 on older iOS devices; Tesla should do the same and let users downgrade to version 6/7/8 on older cars that don't take advantage of version 9's features.

I dislike flat design, and I'm sure future Tesla updates will still have flat UI. Even though I use modern operating systems on my phone and PC, I still use an iOS 6 theme on my phone and a Windows 7 theme for my computer. I hope a future Tesla updates adds the ablily to theme the user...

Is it possible to ask a service center to downgrade v9 to v8? If not, are there people I can hire to hack and downgrade version 9 to version 8? I really do not like the user interface of version 9. Thanks.

Is there a way to have the "Auto" setting for each section of climate control like in version 8 instead of Auto all?

Version 7 is my favorite also, the last one to have skeuomorphic design.

I feel that the user interface of version 9 is too flat, like how the background of the instrument cluster is flat grey instead of a gradient. There are also many annoyances in version 9, such as how you can't adjust the "auto" setting for each section of the climate control. Overall, the user...

I feel that the user interface of version 9 is too flat, like how the background of the instrument cluster is flat grey instead of a gradient. There are also many annoyances in version 9, such as how you can't adjust the "auto" setting for each section of the climate control. Overall, the user...

Do you have to find your own exploits to root or is there an easier way?

The user interface of Tesla version 7 and below looks so nice, unlike the flatness in version 9. I wish there is a way to downgrade the software, or at least block new updates? On Apple devices, Apple "signs" the software of iOS devices so you can't downgrade. But in terms of Tesla software...