According to those who are receiving the first Model 3 deliveries in Europe, EU Model 3 has DAB+ and FM. Good news! Reported in the Belgium and Netherlands community...
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I don’t see how that’s relevant. The Model 3s being delivered in EU right now are not “demonstrators”. Also back in 2014 DAB+ was rare in HiFi equipment, let alone a car.The demonstrator Model S that I drove in 2014 had DAB radio.... the car that was delivered 6 months later didn’t.
Indeed we need to be aware of the difference, and the EU Model 3s have a DAB+ radio. It’s in the thread I referenced.Since we have DAB+ and the rest of the world uses DAB, they need to be aware of the difference...
If that’s the case, then that makes sense, since there’s no point installing a DAB radio in an AU car.Fairly certain the european model S has DAB. We don’t.
It's relevant mate because the early demonstrator cars here were actual production cars from Europe... We didn't get DAB+ enabled on Australian delivered cars and the feature disappeared from the early demo car after it's software was upgraded.I don’t see how that’s relevant. The Model 3s being delivered in EU right now are not “demonstrators”. Also back in 2014 DAB+ was rare in HiFi equipment, let alone a car.
So you are saying you tuned in and listened to a DAB+ radio station in a Model S demonstrator in Australia?It's relevant mate because the early demonstrator cars here were actual production cars from Europe... We didn't get DAB+ enabled on Australian delivered cars and the feature disappeared from the early demo car after it's software was upgraded.
I’m making a prediction. It might be wrong.You can't just assume that because it's on Euro cars that it will be enabled here until you have it in writing from Tesla
I remember selecting DAB and tuning but the interface needed work though as it was pretty clunky.So you are saying you tuned in and listened to a DAB+ radio station in a Model S demonstrator in Australia?
I’m making a prediction. It might be wrong.
I have a similar recollection.I remember selecting DAB and tuning but the interface needed work though as it was pretty clunky.
There was only limited time with the car - it was the one going for certification and was the first S in Australia, a dark blue P85+, pre autopilot.
I was annoyed that it was missing when I got my car but liked tune-in.
[Europe] DAB/DAB+ support for Model S?
Well let’s hope things will be different now with Model 3. If I can’t listen to the cricket while driving I’ll be distraughtI seem to remember that DAB was disabled on Australian cars due to concerns about reception quality. The hardware is probably there but turned off in software.
But you can select any radio station you want using the cars internet radioWell let’s hope things will be different now with Model 3. If I can’t listen to the cricket while driving I’ll be distraught
Which works great (albeit with a non-trivial time delay) provided you have data included in the purchase package of the car, and are in cellular coverage. At all other times, not so much.But you can select any radio station you want using the cars internet radio
? 4 years later my car is still running on the included data. If you are worried about cellular coverage, forget about DAB+ because the coverage is much much worse.Which works great (albeit with a non-trivial time delay) provided you have data included in the purchase package of the car, and are in cellular coverage. At all other times, not so much.
All cars in australia include data for life, although around mid last year the data on new cars requires an annual plan. I was advised its around $100 per year, which is of minimal consequence. It’s also on the telstra network so excellent coverage? 4 years later my car is still running on the included data. If you are worried about cellular coverage, forget about DAB+ because the coverage is much much worse.
Thank you for confirming that European Model 3 has DAB+. I asked the Tesla rep (from their nearby Edinburgh showroom) at a recent EV event in Scotland, but she didn't know. Now I find out from the land down under. Small world. The UK is now rolling out quite a lot of "plus" channels on DAB, having stuck doggedly to plain old DAB for far too long.Indeed we need to be aware of the difference, and the EU Model 3s have a DAB+ radio. It’s in the thread I referenced.
In any event, most EU countries are migrating to DAB+ since they never made comprehensive rollouts of DAB in the first place. DAB+ radios are backwards compatible with DAB, I doubt it’s even possible to get DAB-only chipsets anymore to build radios with, so DAB+ is essentially “standard” now.
Ha, I wouldn't even trust the Tesla staff to be honest. Until you see it in person and it working I wouldn't trust anyone else.until you have it in writing from Tesla