While I am annoyed at the moving them, when someone else mentioned it, I had to agree making them less accessible will solve that problem for me as well. I definitely have fat fingers/unsteady arms, plus wear gloves when in the car, not as a fashion statement but out of necessity, so have turned on my seat heater by accident at least 50 times in the last 15 months.
Or a reflective sign. On, off, on, on, off….
Yeah. In Canadian winters too, the wipers on auto setting are useless.
I have had my S since 2016 and felt just like you about updates. Fortunately, I have not updated the S. I wish I could say the same for my Model Y which has no taken major leaps backward with this release. Too eager to see the holiday lightshow; should have waited to read all this!
Just swipe up from anywhere on the bottom of the screen and there it is...hardly life endangering...
No, you are missing a lot of context. I was saying that a few people especially the one person I was responding to who likes the update doesn’t excuse it being a good update for the masses.you think it was one guy who pushed this thru?
I bet there was a lot of discussion and testing. this was not something someone did as a midnight hack.
tesla fully likes what they did. this is fully intentional. the release cycle for car firmware is 'not just one guy' and a lot of approvals need to be had before its released
basically, telsa fully approved of all of this, with eyes wide open.
I’m from one of the foggiest cities in the world which happens to be in California and it is sorely missed. And to me, presents a safety hazard that government agencies should be alerted of.
Lights and auto wipers are not consistent in Canada either, at least during the winter. Tesla doesn't understand our northern winters. They test their cars in Alaska, but only for short periods and not all winter long, which doesn't represent all types of winter weather. What works in Texas or California doesn't necessarily work in REAL four-month-long winters.
The auto lights and wipers don’t work in California either, but that’s a different story and wasn’t affected by v11.
Exactly. "What works for me" is like a cop-out if Tesla as a whole says it, and if it's not what Tesla as a whole can legitimately say, such a comment is superfluous at best and annoying at worst to those for whom it doesn't work.
Oh yes, thanks for reminding me. On foggy nights automaticit high-low-high-low-high-low beams ARE a safety hazard.
There should be a way to disable seat warmers during hot weather when they are not needed. THAT would be the solution, not to hide them!
The more one has to swipe and look, the longer one has to take one's eyes off the road. A serious safety issue if ever there was one.
Auto wipers from Tesla at least are not ready for prime time, since they are still not as good as my own reaction times.
Indeed, indeed. Take it to the extreme and remove all features, why don't you, and see if you like it. Heck, remove the car's ability to move as well!
One might as well have Elon say "The best Tesla is no Tesla".
