I don't yet have the update but it appears it has started rolling out. If you get it please include any screen shots and/or additional findings. It appears this may be a model 3 specific update (at least at this point)
2018.24.7 firmware
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Here are screen shots for 2018.24.7, just updated today on my model 3. I assume it is bug fixed version for 2018.24.1
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MrYenko
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I hope so. My default grip on the wheel doesn't put enough torque on it to register, so I end up having to babysit the nag alerts more than I have to monitor autopilot itself.
Shygar
Member
How do you hold the steering wheel? I used to use 2 hands but I switched to one hand with my elbow resting on the armrest and I haven't had a single nag in months.
WileyTheMan
Peanut Gallery Member
Yeah I generally lightly hang my right hand on the 5 o'clock position since I got my car in April and I have never gotten a nag.
omgwtfbyobbq
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mtndrew1
Active Member
Exactly the same here and can go hundreds of miles without a nag. Just the right amount of resistance.
Maybe it is a personal feeling, I pretty much use AP on every single day on freeway driving, I felt Autopolit handles the situation that someone cuts into my lance a bit smoother. Absolutely love the summon feature even it is a beta.
I treat AP as driving assistance, watching the traffic while driving, hold the steering wheel and apply a bit of force on it once a while, rarely get the nag.
I treat AP as driving assistance, watching the traffic while driving, hold the steering wheel and apply a bit of force on it once a while, rarely get the nag.
mbranciforte
Member
I think the vast majority of model 3 owners are on 2018.21.9 If you look @ Teslafi OR ev-fw, you will see the percentages of model 3's running 2018.24.X (which it appears .1 was pulled and now it's .7) is very low. I have had 2018.21.9 over a month now and am excited for summon but I understand if they are fixing bugs so it works better by the time majority of the fleet gets the update.
Chris350
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Picked my car up last Thursday 7/12.
It had the 24.7 installed already.
Last night, I received an update. It appears to be the same 24.7 that the indicated it already had.
Not sure why....
It had the 24.7 installed already.
Last night, I received an update. It appears to be the same 24.7 that the indicated it already had.
Not sure why....
Car was delivered today with 21.9. Just finished updating to 24.7. Is anyone else scared as I am to summon it out of the garage?
It works great with 24.1. Stops as soon as you lift your finger off the button.
This may have come in an earlier update but I don't remember it working before. Pushing the rhs steering wheel ball right and left changes the follow distance of the autopilot. I had seen in other forums this was a much request feature.. but maybe it had been implemented earlier and I only just discovered it!
swaltner
Active Member
That was introduced in 2018.18 if not the previous release. That same release also let you adjust the cruise control set speed by scrolling the right wheel up/down.
Pretty sure it was introduced in 12.1. I remember getting it in April.
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