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Not really complaining at all. Some people seem to be a bit overly sensitive.
When I chomp down on the pedal in my lowly S75, to show passengers the acceleration, they are thrown back in their seats with the inevitable ‘whoa!’
d21mike
Active Member
The New 75 and 75D and the uncorked 75D is about the same speed as the 100D at around 4.2 - 4.3 seconds 0-60.
d21mike
Active Member
Did your GPS get stuck. It should not affect TACC but Auto Steering can be a problem.
ishareit
Member
I had that happen a couple of times after updating the s/w. A call to Tesla support typically fixes it. According to them, the GPS system may need a reset that they can send OTA.
Yes it would randomly quit cruise control and my headlights would turn on (I have auto lights on)
At first I thought chill mode was stupid. Now after trying it in different situations, it actually makes sense in certain context.
1.) Great for when you are in a parking lot area
2.) If your seat is adjusted real close. So the accelerator is more sensitive because you are putting more weight compared to If you had the seat all the way back and your leg is stretched out.
So I’d love a Auto chill mode when the car detects you are in a neighborhood or in a parking lot area. I have no use for high acceleration in those areas.
1.) Great for when you are in a parking lot area
2.) If your seat is adjusted real close. So the accelerator is more sensitive because you are putting more weight compared to If you had the seat all the way back and your leg is stretched out.
So I’d love a Auto chill mode when the car detects you are in a neighborhood or in a parking lot area. I have no use for high acceleration in those areas.
pvazquez03
2017 Model S75D
I agree only if in a parking lot, it's understandable BUT, I purchased a TESLA and want to rip it down the road, most of the time, LOL.
Yeah believe me I lose probably like 20 miles of range everytime I drive the car solely cause of my heavy foot. It’s super fun. But it is nice not having your neck snap back everytime you hit the accelerator in Chill mode.
When I see someone try to challenge me at a red light, I set it to standard and off like a rocket I go. Although most of the time I’m in standard anyways. Lately I’ve been using Chill mode more often than I thought I would. It is amazing in Autopilot for sure.
pvazquez03
2017 Model S75D
I love the performance of my car, and enjoy showing it off as some ppl try to pass me and can't, LOL.
Grassright
Member
just noticed on my way home that it now shows/identifies three lanes on highway. Maybe more improvements are coming?!
ucmndd
Well-Known Member
You mean one on the left and one on the right if you’re in the center? That’s always been the case.
ucmndd
Well-Known Member
Ever since auto lane change was a thing. Whenever it was, it’s definitely not new in the latest update.
But it does depend on road classification. It doesn’t show up on 3 lane local roads. Or even two lane state highways. Does in limited access highways.
With .44, I have gig time lane tracking in low speed situations.... I even tried autolane change at the end of this drive and you'll see car pops up on display as it passes, I think it's a clear precursor to autolane change on city streets once they get the side cameras working on the car representation in AP2
Bummer about the egress/ingress mode being activated by park. I would have thought they would have activated it by opening the door.
Door open == easy entry mode.
Door closed == profile tied to fob.
So every day when I pull up to my daughters school to drop her off and pick her up and I go into park mode, it's going to activate the easy entry profile????? We put our cars in park a lot when picking up and dropping off passengers but it doesn't mean we're getting in or out. My Lexus activates the easy ingress/egress mode by opening the door.
Door open == easy entry mode.
Door closed == profile tied to fob.
So every day when I pull up to my daughters school to drop her off and pick her up and I go into park mode, it's going to activate the easy entry profile????? We put our cars in park a lot when picking up and dropping off passengers but it doesn't mean we're getting in or out. My Lexus activates the easy ingress/egress mode by opening the door.
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