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Firmware 7.1 - For Classic Model S
- Thread starter Cyclone
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Since 7.0, after 20-30 minutes on the road, feet are freezing (so, for months now). Car warms very quickly from rest, though, which is an improvement. Still the same on 2.10.56 for me, and I never did get the 2.9.172 (jumped to current from .154). Cranking the heat right up does help. I prefer the perfection in heat management that they had before 7.
Oh. That's the CID. I was referring to the IC. My IC boot up time is usually more like 10-15 s.
DrGuest
Member
+1 So far everything has still been working well for me on 6.2, although the past two days my phone has been not connecting seamlessly via Bluetooth so I have had to make a couple calls on my iphone speaker until I get a connection. OddB , have you noticed anything change in Bluetooth connectivity recently running 6.2 or is everything still running smoothly?
Today I'm driving a service loaner P85+ with 7.1 while my 85D (which has been running 7.x since it was first released) is getting its annual servicing. I'd forgotten how much I miss the big analog speedometer and power meter dials ("speed tapes" someone called them once) on the IC! :crying:
My kids plays music though BT every day from their iPhones without problems. Very stable version.
I'm on 2.9.154 and 3 times so far, I've gotten in the car and thought my music seems odd/flat, only to find that my equalizer settings have been lost (though still faded 4 towards the rear). Has anyone else experienced this? It's very annoying.
miamibeacher
Member
That's funny. The update was talked about in the firmware tracker thread. But you are right.
freeewilly
Member
Amazing, I got the update notice, too. My updated is completed, but I have meetings through out the morning, can't check the car until lunch time.
taurusking
Member
tinm
2020 Model S LR+ Owner
Just installed the latest firmware on my 2013 S85. Not much in there of interest though I'm curious about cold weather regen improvements
freeewilly
Member
Got the v7.1 (2.12.22) update, the only update for this release is the Creep setting is now saved to Driver Profiles. Ouch, Tesla is really abandoning the classic model s.
DMage
Member
New owner here of a 2013 CPO, Tesla didnt upgrade before handing it over. Been a week on 3g and on Wifi at home and no update notice. Still on 7.0. This slow/normal for a rollout?
tinm
2020 Model S LR+ Owner
Maybe some day Tesla will improve the multimedia/mp3 user experience. You know, bring it up to say the level of any car on the market in say 2010.... iPod integration, artist/song/genre/album browsing, etc. What a concept. It blows me away that Tesla's cars are so incredibly weak in this department.
HankLloydRight
No Roads
dirkhh
Middle-aged Member
lots of people here talking about getting 2.12.22 - quick reminder to please add an entry to Tesla Firmware Upgrade Tracker Web App
MarkS22
Member
Because it's the right design as we transition to autonomy. Knowing what the car "sees" is an important step toward building trust in the system. The more consistently the dash mirrors the real world, the better. Think visuals of stop signs, traffic lights, pot holes, pedestrians, and forks in the road. It's much more important than Wh/m or an analog speedometer.
Don't get me wrong. I understand why some people prefer the traditional view, but I see this as the future. It has personally helped me trust and understand Autopilot a lot quicker.
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Oh and it's not skeumorphic. Replicating the old speedometers was actually more skeumorphic. Having a digital display of the vehicle and road in 3D isn't replicating an older, analog version of the display. That's skeumorphic.
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