Same. I just installed 2022.8.10.6 the other day on one of my AP1 cars and have no clue with it changed. There is very little reason to no provide a genuine changelog using the vehicle's screen AND the app that I can access at any time. They introduced using the browser for a changelog of sorts but it's almost insulting how outdate and irrelevant it's implementation is in practice.
You didn't quote any posts so I assume you're talking about my post since it was the most recent post?
That post makes more sense in response to that post previous to mine as it pertained to that feature. If we're going to use pronouns like "it" rather than explaining what "it" is the least we can do is quote the post that we're replying to in order to help others know what you're referring to.
It’s cold in BC right now - and with this, comes the ‘regen reduced’ warning, along with yellow dashes at the bottom end of the power meter. Blended Regen uses the brakes automatically for true one pedal driving - like you get used to in the summer and then buggers off below 10CI honestly don't know what you are referring toI hope I don't get whatever this is; I like mine just the way it is thank you very much. But it doesn't surprise me they are putting more "big brother" options on their cars, as there are more and more inexperienced drivers buying these Teslas. Always some idiot ruining it for everyone else.
Sorry for the confusion, I was referring to the blended Regen feature (the post before yours).
Nope, we don't have blended regen with 2022.40.4. Nothing has changed: our cars will continue to roll/not-regen/not-slow if the battery is too full or going less than ~5 mph.
No worries. Once I saw your post was about that other post it made more sense.
You have to keep in mind that those are unofficial release notes gathered by the community and not 100% accurate since there are so many variations between years. Thanks for posting the additional information but it doesn't apply to my 2016 90D and I would guess that it doesn't apply to any other AP1 vehicle either.
You know who does know exactly what updates/fixes/features apply to your specific car? Tesla. This is exactly why I say they need to provide an accurate changelog on a per-car basis for owners. Being as Tesla is the segment leader on tech I hate that this is the precedent that is being set. "Here's an update, have fun guessing what it did to your six-figure vehicle" -Tesla, basically
An idiot big brother type that now lives in TX comes to mind, for some reason.I honestly don't know what you are referring to
Yeah, first real cold snap in Alabama this week.Hrm, weird. I've never seen that before.
Looks like your tires could use some air, but the deflector shields are at full strength.
Bruce.
