Other cars have this feature for many years, please, Elon, tell the programmers.
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It is not about you, it is about this disabled featureMr. factor, exactly what made you decide to disagree with my comment?
Was it not factual?
my comment about tesla deleting the ability to use the fob to operate the windows was wrong?It is not about you, it is about this disabled feature
MB has it - you press and hold the lock button (or touch pad) on the door handle and all windows are rolled up.Interesting... not having "all" cars, I have never had a vehicle with "close all windows". Open all, yes--never close all for safety reasons.
Had Lincolns, Audi's, Fisker, Karma, Jaguars, Lexus etc. They had Open all function typically by pressing and holding the door open button on the FOB.
Please enlighten me on a what other's experiences are.
This feature is really needed!!
It would have to be fob feature, it couldn't be an app feature.
You'd have to at least have the presumption of line-of-sight, otherwise it would be too dangerous to activate remotely in case someone (child) got caught in the closing window.
That could be remedied by a resistance sensor, but I don't think that hardware is in cars as yet.
Power windows is not a guillotine, you know. All power windows are equipped with resistance sensors which cases window to roll back down half way (I'm sure most experienced this), so what "risks" are you talking about?Unfortunately, so are little kids' fingers. I agree that it would be nice, but the decision was apparently made that the risks of remotely closing windows does not warrant the convenience. It's not an oversight. It's a judgment call.
- how do you know? Unless you know some privy information, you dont know if it was a judgement call or an oversight, or, maybe, it's in development.It's not an oversight. It's a judgment call.
In the case of BMW, you cannot do it unless you code it (with a computer) to allow it. It's probably allowed in other countries but not in the US.Interesting... not having "all" cars, I have never had a vehicle with "close all windows". Open all, yes--never close all for safety reasons.
Had Lincolns, Audi's, Fisker, Karma, Jaguars, Lexus etc. They had Open all function typically by pressing and holding the door open button on the FOB.
Please enlighten me on a what other's experiences are.
Unfortunately small fingers don't always offer enough resistance. You can test this yourself with your pinkie if you're game.??? I'm pretty sure all modern cars with power windows have a resistance detection/pinch prevention feature built in.
There are app features that only function when it detects the fob as well (Summon), though I believe some of the third party apps bypass that limit somehow.