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Autopark is missing
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lowtek
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Apparently only for EAP, Early Access Program, members.
lowtek
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WilliamG
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For those joining this thread late, here’s your tldr:
AutoPark hasn’t gone into wide release for the new Model S LR/Plaid models. Early Access peeps got it early. For the rest of us it doesn’t exist. It will show up at some point.
My recommendation is not to bug your service advisors about this. They have nothing to do with these feature updates.
AutoPark hasn’t gone into wide release for the new Model S LR/Plaid models. Early Access peeps got it early. For the rest of us it doesn’t exist. It will show up at some point.
My recommendation is not to bug your service advisors about this. They have nothing to do with these feature updates.
Same here. 32.5 release notes do not mention auto park. It's not mentioned in the on-line manual in the car. My M3 on an earlier version of firmware has auto park (for years) and it's referenced in the on-line manual. Wondering if there is a missing chip in our cars, either precluding auto park or awaiting a software re-writes for a substitute chip.
So far it seems that EAP (early access program) vehicles are the ones that got the AutoPark feature. I asked a couple times if anyone who is not EAP received it and got no responses. It seems odd that they received the same version number in the software update. Maybe we received it but it is just not visible to us. Tesla is known to do that.
Probably is a simple flag.
if VIN in EAP group, show and enable auto park, else
What is crazy is that the in-car manual does not even reference auto park for those that are not in EAP. I thought that thing was just an in-car version of the PDF.
Pretty sure it is software limited on the refreshed Model S. It was there in one version (for everyone?) and early access program (EAP) members have it currently. So it is not getting yanked. Just not fully enabled on the refreshed cars.
MMcFly
Member
I have 2021.32.22 on an S LR with FSD. No auto park. Not in the on-car user manual either.
jebinc
Well-Known Member
Since you have a yoke car, with a non standard UI, no auto park for you (or me or anyone else with a refreshed MS)….
I have auto park. Doesn’t work worth a ****. I’m part of EAP. When you see the yoke jerk so fast you think the things about to break.
jebinc
Well-Known Member
Perhaps that’s why Tesla “silently” blocked all yoke cars, with paid for FSD, from getting the yoke update (2021.36) and the beta FSD load (for those with perfect 100 scores). Double BOHICA for yokers!
Check out my post here and see if it will help find Autopark in your car. I have a Model X and, thanks to Saxman, I found that Autopark display information had been moved from the instrument panel display (in front of the steering wheel) to the center touch screen display. How about in your car?
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